public override bool Equals(Object o)
{
if (this == o)
{
return(true);
}
if (o == null || GetType() != o.GetType())
{
return(false);
}
iText.Kernel.Colors.Gradients.GradientColorStop that = (iText.Kernel.Colors.Gradients.GradientColorStop)o;
return(JavaUtil.FloatCompare(that.opacity, opacity) == 0 && JavaUtil.DoubleCompare(that.offset, offset) ==
0 && JavaUtil.DoubleCompare(that.hintOffset, hintOffset) == 0 && JavaUtil.ArraysEquals(rgb, that.rgb) &&
offsetType == that.offsetType && hintOffsetType == that.hintOffsetType);
}
/// <summary>Constructor that creates the stop with the same color as the another stop and new offset</summary>
/// <param name="gradientColorStop">the gradient stop color from which the color value would be copied</param>
/// <param name="offset">
/// the new offset. Makes sense only if the
/// <paramref name="offsetType"/>
/// is not
/// <see cref="OffsetType.AUTO"/>
/// </param>
/// <param name="offsetType">the new offset's type</param>
public GradientColorStop(iText.Kernel.Colors.Gradients.GradientColorStop gradientColorStop, double offset,
GradientColorStop.OffsetType offsetType)
: this(gradientColorStop.GetRgbArray(), gradientColorStop.GetOpacity(), offset, offsetType)
{
}
