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1 > /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- equals.ts
2 > * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
3 > * Licensed under the MIT License. See License.txt in the project root for license information.
4 > *--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
5 >
6 > import * as arrays from './arrays.js';
7 >
8 > /*
9 > * Each function in this file which offers an equality comparison, has an accompanying
10 > * `*C` variant which returns an EqualityComparer function.
11 > *
12 > * The `*C` variant allows for easier composition of equality comparers and improved type-inference.
13 > */
14 >
15 >
16 > /** Represents a function that decides if two values are equal. */
17 > export type EqualityComparer<T> = (a: T, b: T) => boolean;
18 >
19 > export interface IEquatable<T> {
20 > equals(other: T): boolean;
21 > }
22 >
23 > /**
24 > * Compares two items for equality using strict equality.
25 > */
26 > export function strictEquals<T>(a: T, b: T): boolean {
27 return a === b;
28 }
29 > equals.ts
30 > export function strictEqualsC<T>(): EqualityComparer<T> {
31 return (a, b) => a === b;
32 }
33 > equals.ts
34 > /**
35 > * Checks if the items of two arrays are equal.
36 > * By default, strict equality is used to compare elements, but a custom equality comparer can be provided.
37 > */
38 > export function arrayEquals<T>(a: readonly T[], b: readonly T[], itemEquals?: EqualityComparer<T>): boolean {
39 return arrays.equals(a, b, itemEquals ?? strictEquals);
40 }
41 > equals.ts
42 > /**
43 > * Checks if the items of two arrays are equal.
44 > * By default, strict equality is used to compare elements, but a custom equality comparer can be provided.
45 > */
46 > export function arrayEqualsC<T>(itemEquals?: EqualityComparer<T>): EqualityComparer<readonly T[]> {
47 return (a, b) => arrays.equals(a, b, itemEquals ?? strictEquals);
48 }
49 > equals.ts
50 > /**
51 > * Drills into arrays (items ordered) and objects (keys unordered) and uses strict equality on everything else.
52 > */
53 > export function structuralEquals<T>(a: T, b: T): boolean {
54 if (a === b) {
55 return true;
95 return false;
96 }
97 > equals.ts
98 > export function structuralEqualsC<T>(): EqualityComparer<T> {
99 return (a, b) => structuralEquals(a, b);
100 }
101 > equals.ts
102 > /**
103 > * `getStructuralKey(a) === getStructuralKey(b) <=> structuralEquals(a, b)`
104 > * (assuming that a and b are not cyclic structures and nothing extends globalThis Array).
105 > */
106 > export function getStructuralKey(t: unknown): string {
107 return JSON.stringify(toNormalizedJsonStructure(t));
108 }
109 > equals.ts
110 > let objectId = 0;
111 > const objIds = new WeakMap<object, number>();
112 >
113 function toNormalizedJsonStructure(t: unknown): unknown {
114 if (Array.isArray(t)) {
136 return t;
137 }
138 > equals.ts
139 >
140 > /**
141 > * Two items are considered equal, if their stringified representations are equal.
142 > */
143 > export function jsonStringifyEquals<T>(a: T, b: T): boolean {
144 return JSON.stringify(a) === JSON.stringify(b);
145 }
146 > equals.ts
147 > /**
148 > * Two items are considered equal, if their stringified representations are equal.
149 > */
150 > export function jsonStringifyEqualsC<T>(): EqualityComparer<T> {
151 return (a, b) => JSON.stringify(a) === JSON.stringify(b);
152 }
153 > equals.ts
154 > /**
155 > * Uses `item.equals(other)` to determine equality.
156 > */
157 > export function thisEqualsC<T extends IEquatable<T>>(): EqualityComparer<T> {
158 return (a, b) => a.equals(b);
159 }
160 > equals.ts
161 > /**
162 > * Checks if two items are both null or undefined, or are equal according to the provided equality comparer.
163 > */
164 > export function equalsIfDefined<T>(v1: T | undefined | null, v2: T | undefined | null, equals: EqualityComparer<T>): boolean {
165 if (v1 === undefined || v1 === null || v2 === undefined || v2 === null) {
166 return v2 === v1;
168 return equals(v1, v2);
169 }
170 > equals.ts
171 > /**
172 > * Returns an equality comparer that checks if two items are both null or undefined, or are equal according to the provided equality comparer.
173 > */
174 > export function equalsIfDefinedC<T>(equals: EqualityComparer<T>): EqualityComparer<T | undefined | null> {
175 return (v1, v2) => {
176 if (v1 === undefined || v1 === null || v2 === undefined || v2 === null) {
180 };
181 }
182 > equals.ts
183 > /**
184 > * Each function in this file which offers an equality comparison, has an accompanying
185 > * `*C` variant which returns an EqualityComparer function.
186 > *
187 > * The `*C` variant allows for easier composition of equality comparers and improved type-inference.
188 > */
189 > export namespace equals {
190 > export const strict = strictEquals;
191 > export const strictC = strictEqualsC;
192 >
193 > export const array = arrayEquals;
194 > export const arrayC = arrayEqualsC;
195 >
196 > export const structural = structuralEquals;
197 > export const structuralC = structuralEqualsC;
198 >
199 > export const jsonStringify = jsonStringifyEquals;
200 > export const jsonStringifyC = jsonStringifyEqualsC;
201 >
202 > export const thisC = thisEqualsC;
203 >
204 > export const ifDefined = equalsIfDefined;
205 > export const ifDefinedC = equalsIfDefinedC;
206 > }