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barcode generator source code in c#.net CUSTOM CONTROLS in Java
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namespace CoolDownButton { [TemplatePart(Name = "Core", Type = typeof(FrameworkElement))] [TemplateVisualState(Name = "Normal", GroupName = "NormalStates")] [TemplateVisualState(Name = "MouseOver", GroupName = " NormalStates")] [TemplateVisualState(Name = "Pressed", GroupName = " NormalStates")] [TemplateVisualState(Name = "CoolDown", GroupName="CoolDownStates")] [TemplateVisualState(Name = "Available", GroupName="CoolDownStates")] public class CoolDownButtonControl : Control { } } This completes the creation of the custom control.
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