Hello everybody,
Overwriting Equals on persistable Objects should be standard. I just
had a thought to also use Equals if a User compares to instances with
==, which normally does something like ReferenceEquals(Object obj).
Has anybody ever tried that? Or is this a no go cause you overwrite
standard .NET behaviour? I'm just unsure if I should do that or not.
public static bool operator ==(A thisA, A otherA)
{
return thisA.Equals(otherA);
}
Thanks for your help =)
Greetings,
Reflection
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