Lines Matching refs:records
96 // 1. Instantiating new Y.Recordset() will not go into the setter of "records", and so it is necessary to create this._items in the initializer.
97 // 2. Instantiating new Y.Recordset({records: [{...}]}) will call the setter of "records" and create this._items. In this case, we don't want that to be overwritten by [].
109 * <dd>Array of new records to be added</dd>
115 * <p>Preventing this event will cause the new records NOT to be
128 * <dd>Array of records to be removed</dd>
130 * <dd>Number of records to be removed</dd>
133 * array from which to remove records</dd>
136 * <p>Preventing this event will cause the records NOT to be
145 * The Recordset is being flushed of all records.
157 * <dd>Array of records with updated values</dd>
159 * <dd>Array of current records that will be replaced</dd>
165 * <p>Preventing this event will cause the records NOT to be
215 * Returns a range of records beginning at particular index
219 * @param range {Number} (Optional) Number of records to retrieve. The default is 1
238 * @return {Number} Number of records in the recordset
245 Gets an array of values for a data _key_ in the set's records. If no _key_
250 @param {String} [key] Data property to get from all records
303 @param {Number} [range] Number of records to remove (including the one
337 Updates the recordset with the new records passed in. Overwrites existing
338 records when updating the index with the new records.
556 * Sets up the hashtable with all the records currently in the recordset
591 var records = [],
596 records[i] = this._changeToRecord(items[i]);
599 return (this._items = records);
609 * @attribute records
612 records: {