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      using System;

      using System.Threading;

      namespace Implab.Components {

          /// <summary>

          /// Initializable components are created and initialized in two steps, first we have create the component,

          /// then we have to complete it's creation by calling an <see cref="Initialize()"/> method. All parameters needed

          /// to complete the initialization must be passed before the calling <see cref="Initialize()"/>

          /// </summary>

          public interface IInitializable {

              /// <summary>

              /// Completes initialization.

              /// </summary>

              /// <remarks>

              /// <para>

              /// Normally virtual methods shouldn't be called from the constructor, due to the incomplete object state, but

              /// they can be called from this method. This method is also usefull when we constructing a complex grpah

              /// of components where cyclic references may take place.

              /// </para>

              /// <para>

              /// In asyncronous patterns <see cref="Initialize()"/> can be called

              /// to start initialization and the <see cref="IRunnable.Completion"/>

              /// property can be used to track operation completion.

              /// </para>

              /// </remarks>

              void Initialize();

              void Initialize(CancellationToken ct);

          }

      }

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				using System;
				using System.Threading;

				namespace Implab.Components {
				/// <summary>
				/// Initializable components are created and initialized in two steps, first we have create the component,
				/// then we have to complete it's creation by calling an <see cref="Initialize()"/> method. All parameters needed
				/// to complete the initialization must be passed before the calling <see cref="Initialize()"/>
				/// </summary>
				public interface IInitializable {
				/// <summary>
				/// Completes initialization.
				/// </summary>
				/// <remarks>
				/// <para>
				/// Normally virtual methods shouldn't be called from the constructor, due to the incomplete object state, but
				/// they can be called from this method. This method is also usefull when we constructing a complex grpah
				/// of components where cyclic references may take place.
				/// </para>
				/// <para>
				/// In asyncronous patterns <see cref="Initialize()"/> can be called
				/// to start initialization and the <see cref="IRunnable.Completion"/>
				/// property can be used to track operation completion.
				/// </para>
				/// </remarks>
				void Initialize();
				void Initialize(CancellationToken ct);
				}
				}