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package go.graphics.event;
/**
* This is what most systems call a event listener. When a event is created, it is notified about the event and may register an event handler for that
* specific event. It is not guaranteed that the handler is used, so the handler should wait for the start-Event to handle the event.
*
* @author michael
*/
public interface GOEventHandlerProvider {
/**
* Asks for a handler to the event.
*
* @param event
* The event that is created. It is in initializing phase.
*/
void handleEvent(GOEvent event);
}