ActionScript : Components Reference : DataSet
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Document / Topc: Components Reference
Related Keywords: Action Script Components Reference Data Set
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Items Related to DataSet
Inner Elements of DataSet
DataSet contains following items:
- currentItem (current Item)
- dataProvider (data Provider)
- deltaPacket (delta Packet)
- filtered
- filterFunc (filter Func)
- items
- itemClassName (item Class Name)
- length
- logChanges (log Changes)
- properties
- readOnly (read Only)
- schema
- selectedIndex (selected Index)
- addItem (add Item)
- addItemAt (add Item At)
- addSort (add Sort)
- applyUpdates (apply Updates)
- changesPending (changes Pending)
- clear
- createItem (create Item)
- disableEvents (disable Events)
- enableEvents (enable Events)
- find
- findFirst (find First)
- findLast (find Last)
- first
- getItemId (get Item Id)
- getIterator (get Iterator)
- getLength (get Length)
- hasNext (has Next)
- hasPrevious (has Previous)
- hasSort (has Sort)
- isEmpty (is Empty)
- last
- loadFromSharedObj (load From Shared Obj)
- locateById (locate By Id)
- next
- previous
- removeAll (remove All)
- removeItem (remove Item)
- removeItemAt (remove Item At)
- removeRange (remove Range)
- removeSort (remove Sort)
- saveToSharedObj (save To Shared Obj)
- setIterator (set Iterator)
- setRange (set Range)
- skip
- useSort (use Sort)
- addItem (add Item)
- afterLoaded (after Loaded)
- calcFields (calc Fields)
- deltaPacketChanged (delta Packet Changed)
- iteratorScrolled (iterator Scrolled)
- modelChanged (model Changed)
- newItem (new Item)
- removeItem (remove Item)
- resolveDelta (resolve Delta)
ActionScript is an ECMAScript-based programming language used for scripting Macromedia Flash movies and applications. Since both ActionScript and JavaScript are based on the same ECMAScript syntax, fluency in one theoretically translates easily to the other. However, while JavaScript's DOM is browser window, document and form centric, the ActionScript DOM is movie centric, which may include animations, audio, text and event handling.
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