CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs is a class in the C# programming language under the System.Windows.Input namespace. It represents the arguments for the CanExecute event, which is used to determine if a command can be executed in the current application state. This class provides properties and methods for accessing information related to the input event and the command being checked for execution. It is commonly used in graphical user interface (GUI) applications to enable or disable command execution based on user input or program logic.
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