ISymbol.Equals(ISymbol, SymbolEqualityComparer) Method
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Determines if this symbol is equal to another, according to the rules of the provided SymbolEqualityComparer
C#
public bool Equals(Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.ISymbol? other, Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.SymbolEqualityComparer equalityComparer);C#
public bool Equals(Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.ISymbol other, Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.SymbolEqualityComparer equalityComparer);abstract member Equals : Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.ISymbol * Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.SymbolEqualityComparer -> boolPublic Function Equals (other As ISymbol, equalityComparer As SymbolEqualityComparer) As Boolean- other
- ISymbol
The other symbol to compare against
- equalityComparer
- SymbolEqualityComparer
The SymbolEqualityComparer to use when comparing symbols
True if the symbols are equivalent.
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