public void StructuralEqualityElements_ShouldBeEqual()
{
// These 2 arrays *should not* be equal because they *do not* use structural equality.
var array1 = new[] { "A", "B", "C" };
var array2 = new[] { "A", "B", "C" };
Assert.AreNotSame(array1, array2);
Assert.AreNotEqual(array1, array2);
// These 2 arrays *should* be equal because they *do* use structural equality.
var valueArray1 = new ImmutableValueArray <string>(array1);
var valueArray2 = new ImmutableValueArray <string>(array2);
Assert.AreNotSame(valueArray1, valueArray2);
Assert.AreEqual(valueArray1, valueArray2);
}
public void ReferenceEqualityElements_ShouldNotBeEqual()
{
// These 2 arrays *should not* be equal because they *do not* use structural equality.
var array1 = new object[] { new(), new(), new() };
var array2 = new object[] { new(), new(), new() };
Assert.AreNotSame(array1, array2);
Assert.AreNotEqual(array1, array2);
// These 2 arrays also *should not* be equal.
// Even though they use structural equality, the elements inside *do not*.
var valueArray1 = new ImmutableValueArray <object>(array1);
var valueArray2 = new ImmutableValueArray <object>(array2);
Assert.AreNotSame(valueArray1, valueArray2);
Assert.AreNotEqual(valueArray1, valueArray2);
}
public ObjectModelTypeWithList(params ObjectModelTypeWithValue <TValue>[] objects)
{
Objects = new ImmutableValueArray <ObjectModelTypeWithValue <TValue> >(objects);
}
