Closed tecnessino closed 4 months ago
The change in Coral.Managed
involves updating the comparison method for field names from using the ==
operator to the Equals()
method. This improvement ensures more reliable and accurate string comparison, especially in cases where different string comparison settings might affect the result.
Files | Change Summary |
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Coral.Managed/Source/InternalCalls.cs |
Modified field name comparison from == to Equals() for better accuracy. |
In the land of code, a change so bright,
Field names now compared just right.
Equals()
takes the stage, with precision in sight,
Ensuring strings match, day or night.
Coral.Managed shines with this small tweak,
Making our code robust and sleek.
🌟✨🐇
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I'm pretty sure this doesn't change anything. Equals
in this case will behave the exact same way as ==
since both sides of the expression are the same type, and the string implementation of ==
will end up calling Equals
.
In my opinion this isn't any clearer, and it's definitely not "better" in terms of safety, performance, or "accuracy".
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