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			        <ul class='tags'><li>function</li><li>static</li></ul>
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				        <li><a>source</a></li>
				        <li><a>download</a></li>
				        <li><a>tests</a></li>
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			    <h1>can.Control</h1>
			    <span class='module'>can/control.js</span>
			    <span class='inherits'>inherits: <a>can.Construct</a></span>
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			    <p>Helps create organized, memory-leak free, rapidly performing, stateful controls. Use it to create UI controls like tabs, grids, and context menus, and organize them into higher-order business rules with can.route. It can serve as both a traditional view and a traditional controller.</p>
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			        <li><a>new can.Control()</a></li>
			        <li><a>new can.Control(monkey)</a></li>
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			    <h2>new can.Control(element, options) -> Object   <span>since 1.0.2</span></h2>
			    <p>Constructor functions made with can.Construct are used to create objects with shared properties. It’s used by both can.Control and can.Model.</p>
			    
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			        <h3>Parameters</h3>
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			            <h4>element</h4>
			            <div class='description'><p> the element for the control to be </p></div>
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			                    <h5>monkey <code class='type'>{String | Object }</code></h5>
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			    <h2>Creating a control</h2>
			    <p>Blah Blah</p>
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