IEquatable<T>.Equals(T) Méthode

public:
 bool Equals(T other);

public bool Equals (T other);

public bool Equals (T? other);

abstract member Equals : 'T -> bool

Public Function Equals (other As T) As Boolean

Paramètres

Retours

Boolean

true si l'objet actuel est égal au paramètre other ; sinon, false.true if the current object is equal to the other parameter; otherwise, false.

Exemples

L’exemple suivant montre l’implémentation partielle d’une Person classe qui implémente IEquatable<T> et a deux propriétés, LastName et SSN .The following example shows the partial implementation of a Person class that implements IEquatable<T> and has two properties, LastName and SSN. La Equals méthode retourne True si la SSN propriété de deux Person objets est identique ; sinon, elle retourne False .The Equals method returns True if the SSN property of two Person objects is identical; otherwise, it returns False.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

public class Person : IEquatable<Person>
{
   private string uniqueSsn;
   private string lName;

   public Person(string lastName, string ssn)
   {
      if (Regex.IsMatch(ssn, @"\d{9}"))
        uniqueSsn = $"{ssn.Substring(0, 3)}-{ssn.Substring(3, 2)}-{ssn.Substring(5, 4)}";
      else if (Regex.IsMatch(ssn, @"\d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4}"))
         uniqueSsn = ssn;
      else
         throw new FormatException("The social security number has an invalid format.");

      this.LastName = lastName;
   }

   public string SSN
   {
      get { return this.uniqueSsn; }
   }

   public string LastName
   {
      get { return this.lName; }
      set {
         if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
            throw new ArgumentException("The last name cannot be null or empty.");
         else
            this.lName = value;
      }
   }

   public bool Equals(Person other)
   {
      if (other == null)
         return false;

      if (this.uniqueSsn == other.uniqueSsn)
         return true;
      else
         return false;
   }

   public override bool Equals(Object obj)
   {
      if (obj == null)
         return false;

      Person personObj = obj as Person;
      if (personObj == null)
         return false;
      else
         return Equals(personObj);
   }

   public override int GetHashCode()
   {
      return this.SSN.GetHashCode();
   }

   public static bool operator == (Person person1, Person person2)
   {
      if (((object)person1) == null || ((object)person2) == null)
         return Object.Equals(person1, person2);

      return person1.Equals(person2);
   }

   public static bool operator != (Person person1, Person person2)
   {
      if (((object)person1) == null || ((object)person2) == null)
         return ! Object.Equals(person1, person2);

      return ! (person1.Equals(person2));
   }
}

Imports System.Collections.Generic
Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions

Public Class Person : Implements IEquatable(Of Person)
   Private uniqueSsn As String
   Private lName As String
   
   Public Sub New(lastName As String, ssn As String)
      If Regex.IsMatch(ssn, "\d{9}") Then
         uniqueSsn = $"{ssn.Substring(0, 3)}-{ssn.Substring(3, 2)}-{ssn.Substring(5, 4)}"
      ElseIf Regex.IsMatch(ssn, "\d{3}-\d{2}-\d{4}") Then
         uniqueSsn = ssn
      Else 
         Throw New FormatException("The social security number has an invalid format.")
      End If
      Me.LastName = lastName
   End Sub
   
   Public ReadOnly Property SSN As String
      Get
         Return Me.uniqueSsn
      End Get      
   End Property
   
   Public Property LastName As String
      Get
         Return Me.lName
      End Get
      Set
         If String.IsNullOrEmpty(value) Then
            Throw New ArgumentException("The last name cannot be null or empty.")
         Else
            lname = value
         End If   
      End Set
   End Property
   
   Public Overloads Function Equals(other As Person) As Boolean _
                   Implements IEquatable(Of Person).Equals
      If other Is Nothing Then Return False
      
      If Me.uniqueSsn = other.uniqueSsn Then
         Return True
      Else
         Return False
      End If
   End Function

   Public Overrides Function Equals(obj As Object) As Boolean
      If obj Is Nothing Then Return False
      
      Dim personObj As Person = TryCast(obj, Person)
      If personObj Is Nothing Then
         Return False
      Else   
         Return Equals(personObj)   
      End If
   End Function   
   
   Public Overrides Function GetHashCode() As Integer
      Return Me.SSN.GetHashCode()
   End Function
   
   Public Shared Operator = (person1 As Person, person2 As Person) As Boolean
      If person1 Is Nothing OrElse person2 Is Nothing Then
         Return Object.Equals(person1, person2)
      End If
         
      Return person1.Equals(person2)
   End Operator
   
   Public Shared Operator <> (person1 As Person, person2 As Person) As Boolean
      If person1 Is Nothing OrElse person2 Is Nothing Then
         Return Not Object.Equals(person1, person2) 
      End If
      
      Return Not person1.Equals(person2)
   End Operator
End Class

Person les objets peuvent ensuite être stockés dans un List<T> objet et peuvent être identifiés par la Contains méthode, comme le montre l’exemple suivant.Person objects can then be stored in a List<T> object and can be identified by the Contains method, as the following example shows.

public class TestIEquatable
{
   public static void Main()
   {
      // Create a Person object for each job applicant.
      Person applicant1 = new Person("Jones", "099-29-4999");
      Person applicant2 = new Person("Jones", "199-29-3999");
      Person applicant3 = new Person("Jones", "299-49-6999");

      // Add applicants to a List object.
      List<Person> applicants = new List<Person>();
      applicants.Add(applicant1);
      applicants.Add(applicant2);
      applicants.Add(applicant3);

       // Create a Person object for the final candidate.
       Person candidate = new Person("Jones", "199-29-3999");
       if (applicants.Contains(candidate))
          Console.WriteLine("Found {0} (SSN {1}).",
                             candidate.LastName, candidate.SSN);
      else
         Console.WriteLine("Applicant {0} not found.", candidate.SSN);

      // Call the shared inherited Equals(Object, Object) method.
      // It will in turn call the IEquatable(Of T).Equals implementation.
      Console.WriteLine("{0}({1}) already on file: {2}.",
                        applicant2.LastName,
                        applicant2.SSN,
                        Person.Equals(applicant2, candidate));
   }
}
// The example displays the following output:
//       Found Jones (SSN 199-29-3999).
//       Jones(199-29-3999) already on file: True.

Module TestIEquatable
   Public Sub Main()
      ' Create a Person object for each job applicant.
      Dim applicant1 As New Person("Jones", "099-29-4999")
      Dim applicant2 As New Person("Jones", "199-29-3999")
      Dim applicant3 As New Person("Jones", "299-49-6999")

      ' Add applicants to a List object.
      Dim applicants As New List(Of Person)
      applicants.Add(applicant1)
      applicants.Add(applicant2)
      applicants.Add(applicant3)
      
      ' Create a Person object for the final candidate.
      Dim candidate As New Person("Jones", "199-29-3999")
      
      If applicants.Contains(candidate) Then
         Console.WriteLine("Found {0} (SSN {1}).", _
                            candidate.LastName, candidate.SSN)
      Else
         Console.WriteLine("Applicant {0} not found.", candidate.SSN)
      End If         

      ' Call the shared inherited Equals(Object, Object) method.
      ' It will in turn call the IEquatable(Of T).Equals implementation.
      Console.WriteLine("{0}({1}) already on file: {2}.", _ 
                        applicant2.LastName, _
                        applicant2.SSN, _
                        Person.Equals(applicant2, candidate)) 
   End Sub
End Module
' The example displays the following output:
'       Found Jones (SSN 199-29-3999).
'       Jones(199-29-3999) already on file: True.

Remarques

L’implémentation de la Equals méthode est conçue pour effectuer un test d’égalité avec un autre objet de type T , le même type que l’objet actuel.The implementation of the Equals method is intended to perform a test for equality with another object of type T, the same type as the current object. La Equals(T) méthode est appelée dans les circonstances suivantes :The Equals(T) method is called in the following circumstances:

• Lorsque la Equals méthode est appelée et que l' other argument est un objet fortement typé de type T .When the Equals method is called and the other argument is a strongly-typed object of type T. (Si other n’est pas de type T , la Object.Equals(Object) méthode de base est appelée.(If other is not of type T, the base Object.Equals(Object) method is called. Parmi les deux méthodes, IEquatable<T>.Equals offre des performances légèrement meilleures.)Of the two methods, IEquatable<T>.Equals offers slightly better performance.)

• Lorsque les méthodes de recherche d’un certain nombre d’objets de collection générique sont appelées.When the search methods of a number of generic collection objects are called. Parmi ces types et leurs méthodes, citons les suivantes :Some of these types and their methods include the following:

  • Certaines des surcharges génériques de la BinarySearch méthode.Some of the generic overloads of the BinarySearch method.

  • Méthodes de recherche de la List<T> classe, y compris List<T>.Contains(T) ,, List<T>.IndexOf List<T>.LastIndexOf et List<T>.Remove .The search methods of the List<T> class, including List<T>.Contains(T), List<T>.IndexOf, List<T>.LastIndexOf, and List<T>.Remove.

  • Méthodes de recherche de la Dictionary<TKey,TValue> classe, y compris ContainsKey et Remove .The search methods of the Dictionary<TKey,TValue> class, including ContainsKey and Remove.

  • Les méthodes de recherche de la LinkedList<T> classe générique, y compris LinkedList<T>.Contains et Remove .The search methods of the generic LinkedList<T> class, including LinkedList<T>.Contains and Remove.

En d’autres termes, pour gérer la possibilité que les objets d’une classe soient stockés dans un tableau ou un objet de collection générique, il est préférable d’implémenter IEquatable<T> afin que l’objet puisse être facilement identifié et manipulé.In other words, to handle the possibility that objects of a class will be stored in an array or a generic collection object, it is a good idea to implement IEquatable<T> so that the object can be easily identified and manipulated.

Lors de l’implémentation de la Equals méthode, définissez l’égalité de manière appropriée pour le type spécifié par l’argument de type générique.When implementing the Equals method, define equality appropriately for the type specified by the generic type argument. Par exemple, si l’argument de type est Int32 , définissez l’égalité de manière appropriée pour la comparaison des entiers signés 2 32 bits.For example, if the type argument is Int32, define equality appropriately for the comparison of two 32-bit signed integers.

Notes pour les responsables de l’implémentation

Si vous implémentez Equals(T) , vous devez également substituer les implémentations de classe de base de Equals(Object) et GetHashCode() afin que leur comportement soit cohérent avec celui de la Equals(T) méthode.If you implement Equals(T), you should also override the base class implementations of Equals(Object) and GetHashCode() so that their behavior is consistent with that of the Equals(T) method. Si vous substituez Equals(Object) , votre implémentation substituée est également appelée dans les appels à la Equals(System.Object, System.Object) méthode statique sur votre classe.If you do override Equals(Object), your overridden implementation is also called in calls to the static Equals(System.Object, System.Object) method on your class. En outre, vous devez surcharger les op_Equality op_Inequality opérateurs et.In addition, you should overload the op_Equality and op_Inequality operators. Cela garantit que tous les tests d’égalité retournent des résultats cohérents, comme l’illustre l’exemple.This ensures that all tests for equality return consistent results, which the example illustrates.

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