internal bool EqualsSig(RuntimePropertyInfo target)
{
//@Asymmetry - Legacy policy is to remove duplicate properties, including hidden properties.
// The comparison is done by name and by sig. The EqualsSig comparison is expensive
// but forutnetly it is only called when an inherited property is hidden by name or
// when an interfaces declare properies with the same signature.
// Note that we intentionally don't resolve generic arguments so that we don't treat
// signatures that only match in certain instantiations as duplicates. This has the
// down side of treating overriding and overriden properties as different properties
// in some cases. But PopulateProperties in rttype.cs should have taken care of that
// by comparing VTable slots.
//
// Class C1(Of T, Y)
// Property Prop1(ByVal t1 As T) As Integer
// Get
// ... ...
// End Get
// End Property
// Property Prop1(ByVal y1 As Y) As Integer
// Get
// ... ...
// End Get
// End Property
// End Class
//
Contract.Requires(Name.Equals(target.Name));
Contract.Requires(this != target);
Contract.Requires(this.ReflectedType == target.ReflectedType);
return(Signature.CompareSig(this.Signature, target.Signature));
}
internal bool EqualsSig(RuntimePropertyInfo target)
{
return(Signature.CompareSig(this.Signature, target.Signature));
}