public void Equality()
{
var p1 = new GeographicPosition(10, 20, 30);
var p2 = new GeographicPosition(p1);
Assert.Equal(p1, p2);
Assert.True(p1.EqualPosition(p2));
Assert.False(p1.Equals(null));
}
public void EqualityGeographicPosition()
{
var geoPos = new GeographicPosition(0.1, 0.0, 200);
var geoPos2 = new GeographicPosition(0.100000001, -0.000000002, 200);
var geoPos3 = new GeographicPosition(1, 2, 500);
Assert.True(geoPos.EqualPosition(geoPos2));
Assert.True(geoPos.Equals(geoPos2)); // Hmm... Equals is now implemented as AlmostEquals(). Is this wise?
Assert.True(!geoPos.EqualPosition(geoPos3));
}
