[Test] public void testEquals()
{
GenericStack <string> stringStack = new GenericStack <string>();
GenericStack <string> stringStack2 = new GenericStack <string>();
GenericStack <List <string> > stringListStack = new GenericStack <List <string> >();
// System.out.println("stringStack type is " + stringStack.getClass());
// XXX What!?
// Assert.True(stringStack == (stringListStack)); // see note in equals
// Assert.True(stringStack == (stringStack2));
Assert.AreEqual(stringStack.GetHashCode(), stringStack2.GetHashCode());
// Assert.AreEqual(stringStack.GetHashCode(), stringListStack.GetHashCode()); // see note in equals
// XXX C# doesn't do type erasure so this doesn't work anymore. Thankfully.
Assert.AreNotEqual(stringStack.GetHashCode(), stringListStack.GetHashCode());
stringStack.Push("value 1");
Assert.False(stringStack == (stringStack2));
// Assert.False(stringStack == (stringListStack));
Assert.False(stringStack.GetHashCode() == stringStack2.GetHashCode());
stringStack2.Push("value 1");
Assert.True(stringStack.Equals(stringStack2));
Assert.AreEqual(stringStack.GetHashCode(), stringStack2.GetHashCode());
}
