| Package | org.as3commons.collections.fx.events |
| Class | public class SetEvent |
| Inheritance | SetEvent CollectionEvent flash.events.Event |
Features
The SetEvent
provides additionally to the base collection event:
set
ISetIterator
iterator()
See also
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| COLLECTION_CHANGED : String = "collectionChanged" [static]
Event type of all collection events.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| item : *
The affected item.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| ITEM_ADDED : String = "itemAdded" [static]
Event kind of an item insertion event.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| ITEM_REMOVED : String = "itemRemoved" [static]
Event kind of an item removal event.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| ITEM_REPLACED : String = "itemReplaced" [static]
Event kind of an item replacement event.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| items : Array
The affected items.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| kind : String
The event kind.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| numItems : int
Number of added or removed items.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| RESET : String = "reset" [static]
Event kind of collection reset events.
| CollectionEvent | ||
| set : ISet
The bindable set.
| SetEvent |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
SetEvent constructor.
| SetEvent | ||
|
Returns an iterator pointing to the position of the affected item.
| CollectionEvent |
| set | property |
public var set:ISet
The bindable set.
| SetEvent | () | constructor |
public function SetEvent(theKind:String, theSet:ISet, theItem:*)
SetEvent constructor.
ParameterstheKind:String — The event kind.
|
|
theSet:ISet — The set.
|
|
theItem:* — The affected item in a singular operation.
|


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India, the world's third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, wants to raise its renewable energy capacity.
Investors could be put off India by Andhra Pradesh state's difficult relationship with renewable energy companies, says Sumant Sinha, chair of Goldman Sachs-backed ReNew Power.
India, the world's third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, wants to raise its renewable energy capacity to 500 gigawatts (GW), or 40 percent of total capacity, by 2030.
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The southern state of Andhra Pradesh is among the largest adopters of renewable energy, and ReNew Power - about 49 percent-owned by US investment banking giant Goldman Sachs - is India's largest renewable energy company.
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India's federal government, the state-controlled NTPC Ltd, Solar Energy Corp of India and the Japanese ambassador to India have all asked Andhra Pradesh not to try to renegotiate renewables contracts.
And in August, a court in Andhra Pradesh ordered state transmission companies to refrain from carrying out "arbitrary and discriminatory" practices towards power generating firms.
Andhra Pradesh, which accounts for about 10 percent of India's renewable energy capacity, owes green energy generators 25.1 billion rupees ($353.5 million).
That is the highest of any state in India and accounts for a more than a quarter of all dues owed by province-owned distribution companies, according to latest data published by the Central Electricity Authority (CEA).
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"With the exception of states like Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, most states have started paying on time," he said.


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