UriTemplateEquivalenceComparer.Equals(UriTemplate, UriTemplate) Method

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: System

Assembly:: System.ServiceModel.Web.dll

Assembly:: System.ServiceModel.dll

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Compares two UriTemplate instances for equivalence.

public:
 virtual bool Equals(UriTemplate ^ x, UriTemplate ^ y);

public bool Equals (UriTemplate x, UriTemplate y);

override this.Equals : UriTemplate * UriTemplate -> bool

Public Function Equals (x As UriTemplate, y As UriTemplate) As Boolean

Parameters

x: UriTemplate

A UriTemplate instance.

y: UriTemplate

A UriTemplate instance.

Returns

Boolean

A value that indicates whether the two UriTemplate instances are equivalent.

Implements

Equals(T, T)

Examples

The following code shows how to call the Equals method.

UriTemplate temp1 = new UriTemplate("weather/{state}/{city}");
UriTemplate temp2 = new UriTemplate("weather/{country}/{village}");

// Notice they are not reference equal, in other words
// they are do not refer to the same object
if (temp1 == temp2)
    Console.WriteLine("{0} and {1} are reference equal", temp1, temp2);
else
    Console.WriteLine("{0} and {1} are NOT reference equal", temp1, temp2);

// Notice they are structrually equal
UriTemplateEquivalenceComparer comparer = new UriTemplateEquivalenceComparer();
bool result = comparer.Equals(temp1, temp2);

if (result)
    Console.WriteLine("{0} and {1} are structurally equal", temp1, temp2);
else
    Console.WriteLine("{0} and {1} are NOT structurally equal", temp1, temp2);

Remarks

This method is not normally called directly. It is called by another class that is comparing two UriTemplate instances.

Applies to

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