public void EitherEquals()
{
var item = new T1();
Either <T1, T2> either1 = item;
Either <T1, T2> either2 = item;
Assert.IsTrue(either1.Equals(either2));
Assert.IsTrue(either2.Equals(either1));
Assert.IsFalse(item.Equals(either1));
Assert.IsFalse(either1.Equals(item));
either2 = new T2();
Assert.IsFalse(either1.Equals(either2));
Assert.IsFalse(either2.Equals(either1));
}
public void ErrorTestEqualsException()
{
var exception = new Exception();
Error <T1> error1 = exception;
Error <T1> error2 = exception;
Assert.IsTrue(error1.Equals(error2));
Assert.IsTrue(error2.Equals(error1));
// exception.Equals(error1) is false for non Error<T1> types so
// error1.Equals(exception) should also return false in that case
Assert.IsFalse(error1.Equals(exception));
Assert.IsFalse(exception.Equals(error1));
error2 = new T1();
Assert.IsFalse(error1.Equals(error2));
Assert.IsFalse(error2.Equals(error1));
}
public void ErrorTestEqualsItem()
{
var item = new T1();
Error <T1> error1 = item;
Error <T1> error2 = item;
Assert.IsTrue(error1.Equals(error2));
Assert.IsTrue(error2.Equals(error1));
// item.Equals(error1) is false for non Error<T1> types so
// error1.Equals(item) should also return false in that case
Assert.IsFalse(error1.Equals(item));
Assert.IsFalse(item.Equals(error1));
error2 = new T1();
Assert.IsFalse(error1.Equals(error2));
Assert.IsFalse(error2.Equals(error1));
}
