// ** Lifted from MSDN **
// The identity most users would expect MemberInfos (other than Type) to have is not what Reflection provides.
// So for example most folks would expect the following program to print true instead of false:
//
// public class B { public void M() { } }
// public class D : B { }
// public class Program
// {
// public static void Main
// {
// Console.WriteLine(typeof(B).GetMethod("M") == typeof(D).GetMethod("M"));
// }
// }
//
// The MethodInfos are not equal because ReflectedType is included in the identity of MethodInfos.
// The identity Reflection uses for MethdInfo can be expressed as:
// DeclaringType + MethodName + Signature + DeclaringType instantiation + Method Instantiation + ReflectedType
// And what most users would expect it to be can be expressed as:
// DeclaringType + MethodName + Signature + DeclaringType Instantiation + Method Instantiation
// We can�t make them match because that would be a breaking change. However here is a little code snippet
// that will do the comparison using the latter definition of identity. This will work for all subclasses of
// MemberInfo (Type, MethodBase, MethodInfo, ConstructorInfo, FieldInfo, PropertyInfo and EventInfo):
public static bool MemberInfoEquals(this MemberInfo lhs, MemberInfo rhs) => Framework_PM.MemberInfoEquals(lhs, rhs);