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'''Generic events''' are events which supply additional generic type information, allowing event listeners to filter based on that secondary type. Generic events must implement <code>IGenericEvent<T></code>, and return their generic type from the <code>IGenericEvent#getType()</code> method. As a convenience, events that wish to be generic events may extend the <code>GenericEvent<T></code> instead of manually implementing the interface.

'''Generic events''' are events which supply additional generic type information, allowing event listeners to filter based on that secondary type. Generic events must implement <code>IGenericEvent<T></code>, and return their generic type from the <code>IGenericEvent#getType()</code> method. As a convenience, events that wish to be generic events may extend the <code>GenericEvent<T></code> instead of manually implementing the interface.

For generic events, the generic type must be an exact match with the listener's generic type filter to pass; if an <code>AttachCapabilitiesEvent<ItemStack></code> is fired and a listener is listening for <code>AttachCapabilitiesEvent<Object></code>, the listener does not receive the event. A event listener may listen to events with any generic type by supplying a wildcard generic (<code><?></code>). Nested generic types are ignored.

For generic events, the generic type must be an exact match with the listener's generic type filter to pass; if an <code>AttachCapabilitiesEvent<ItemStack></code> is fired and a listener is listening for <code>AttachCapabilitiesEvent<Object></code>, the listener does not receive the event. If an event listener is registered using <code>EventBus#register(Object)</code>, it may listen to events with any generic type by supplying a wildcard generic (<code><?></code>). Nested generic types are ignored.

== Cancellable Events ==

== Cancellable Events ==