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// C# TimePicker Class v2.0
// by Louis-Philippe Carignan - 10 July 2007
using System;
namespace MyTimePicker
{
public class TimeChangeEventArgs : EventArgs
{
#region Properties
public TimeSpan OldSelectedTime
{
get { return m_sOldSelectedTime; }
}
private TimeSpan m_sOldSelectedTime;
public TimeSpan MyProperty
{
get { return m_sNewSelectedTime; }
}
private TimeSpan m_sNewSelectedTime;
#endregion Properties
public TimeChangeEventArgs(TimeSpan sOldSelectedTime, TimeSpan sNewSelectedTime)
{
m_sOldSelectedTime = sOldSelectedTime;
m_sNewSelectedTime = sNewSelectedTime;
}
}
}
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