public void TestEquals()
{
var logEvent1 = new LogEventInfo(LogLevel.Debug, "logger1", "message1");
AsyncContinuation cont1 = new AsyncContinuation(exception => { });
var async1 = new AsyncLogEventInfo(logEvent1, cont1);
var async2 = new AsyncLogEventInfo(logEvent1, cont1);
Assert.True(async1.Equals(async2));
Assert.True(async1 == async2);
Assert.False(async1 != async2);
Assert.Equal(async1.GetHashCode(), async2.GetHashCode());
}
public void TestNotEquals()
{
var logEvent1 = new LogEventInfo(LogLevel.Debug, "logger1", "message1");
AsyncContinuation cont1 = new AsyncContinuation(exception => { });
AsyncContinuation cont2 = new AsyncContinuation(exception => { InternalLogger.Debug("test"); });
var async1 = new AsyncLogEventInfo(logEvent1, cont1);
var async2 = new AsyncLogEventInfo(logEvent1, cont2);
Assert.False(async1.Equals(async2));
Assert.False(async1 == async2);
Assert.True(async1 != async2);
//2 delegates will return the same hashcode, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6624151/why-do-2-delegate-instances-return-the-same-hashcode
//and that isn't really bad, so ignore this
// Assert.NotEqual(async1.GetHashCode(), async2.GetHashCode());
}