On 22.04.2010 19:57, Simon Lindgren wrote:
> string path = "path";
> try {
This is a very interesting way of iterating over a dictionary ;)
> for (IDictionaryEnumerator n = parameters.GetEnumerator(); ;) {
> n.MoveNext();
> if (((string)n.Value) == "/Page1") {
> Console.WriteLine("path.GetHashCode(): {0}",
> path.GetHashCode());
> Console.WriteLine("Key.GetHashCode(): {0}",
> n.Key.GetHashCode());
> Console.WriteLine("Key.Equals(path): {0}",
> n.Key.Equals(path));
> Console.WriteLine("ReferenceEquals(Key, path):
> {0}", ReferenceEquals(n.Key, path));
> Console.WriteLine("Key == path: {0}", n.Key ==
> path);
n.Key == path will always be false here, because String.Equals
will *not* be called.
You must cast n.Key to string:
(string)n.Key == path
Check your code for similar errors and if you still think you've
found a bug, please file a case in Bugzilla with a self-contained
test case anyone can compile.
Robert
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