/// <summary>
/// This is only called if the spans for the tags were the same. However, even if we
/// have the same span as the previous tag (taking into account span mapping) that
/// doesn't mean we can use the old block tag. Specifically, the editor will look at
/// other fields in the tags So we need to make sure that these values have not changed
/// if we want to reuse the old block tag. For example, perhaps the item's type changed
/// (i.e. from class to struct). It will have the same span, but might have a new
/// presentation as the 'Type' will be different.
/// </summary>
public bool Equals(RoslynBlockTag tag)
{
return(tag != null &&
this.Level == tag.Level &&
this.Type == tag.Type &&
EqualityComparer <object> .Default.Equals(this.CollapsedForm, tag.CollapsedForm) &&
this.StatementSpan == tag.StatementSpan &&
this.Span == tag.Span);
}
/// <summary>
/// This is only called if the spans for the tags were the same. However, even if we
/// have the same span as the previous tag (taking into account span mapping) that
/// doesn't mean we can use the old block tag. Specifically, the editor will look at
/// other fields in the tags So we need to make sure that these values have not changed
/// if we want to reuse the old block tag. For example, perhaps the item's type changed
/// (i.e. from class to struct). It will have the same span, but might have a new
/// presentation as the 'Type' will be different.
/// </summary>
public bool Equals(RoslynBlockTag tag)
{
return(_state.Equals(tag._state) &&
IsCollapsible == tag.IsCollapsible &&
Level == tag.Level &&
Type == tag.Type &&
StatementSpan == tag.StatementSpan &&
Span == tag.Span);
}
/// <summary>
/// This is only called if the spans for the tags were the same. However, even if we
/// have the same span as the previous tag (taking into account span mapping) that
/// doesn't mean we can use the old block tag. Specifically, the editor will look at
/// other fields in the tags So we need to make sure that these values have not changed
/// if we want to reuse the old block tag. For example, perhaps the item's type changed
/// (i.e. from class to struct). It will have the same span, but might have a new
/// presentation as the 'Type' will be different.
/// </summary>
public bool Equals(RoslynBlockTag tag)
{
return _state.Equals(tag._state) &&
IsCollapsible == tag.IsCollapsible &&
Level == tag.Level &&
Type == tag.Type &&
StatementSpan == tag.StatementSpan &&
Span == tag.Span;
}
