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using System;
namespace RestlessCues
{
/// <summary>
/// Summary description for CueEvents raised by CueAdaptor
///
/// Revision History:
/// v1.0 7th February 2006
/// </summary>
public delegate void CueMouseEnterHandler(object sender, CueEventArgs e);
public delegate void CueMouseLeaveHandler(object sender, CueEventArgs e);
public delegate void CueSelectedEventHandler(object sender, CueEventArgs e);
public delegate void CueClickEventHandler(object sender, CueEventArgs e);
// *****************************************
// Cue Object Event Args
// *****************************************
public class CueEventArgs : EventArgs
{
private CueAdaptor cue;
public CueAdaptor Cue
{
get { return cue; }
set { cue = value; }
}
public CueEventArgs(CueAdaptor cue)
{
this.Cue = cue;
}
}
}
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