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Event firing in C++ class

I am a newbie to C++. I am writing a C++ class to expose the funtionality of CRectTracker to a C# application. I am passing a parent window object to the C++ class and I want to expose the OnSetCursor and OnLButtonDown events for the parent window object within the C++ class. Can I do this? My alternative is to define methods within the C++ class that are called from events firing on the C# program. The only problem with the latter solution is that C# controls do not have OnSetCursor and OnLButtonDown events. Advice would be appreciated.
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