I think the pool logic might be broken; you're adding objects which you see to the pool, and if the objects are on the pool then they're considered the same. It will eden if you have two objects of type A with three properties bey shown below:
ReSharper provides the Generate equality comparer command to automate generation of the comparer class.
Alternatively, you sevimli write an empty comparer class that implements IEqualityComparer, and then pick the corresponding quick-fix from the Alt+Enter menu:
When writing programs in C# with the help of LINQ I have come across the IEqualityComparer generic interface several times. The name conveys the purpose of the interface clearly, still, surprisingly, my first attempts to apply it were marked by strong confusion - the thing merely didn't work the way I wanted it to. Moreover, after going to Google and StackOverflow I have noticed that I'm derece the only one to face difficulties with it.
The IEqualityComparer interface supports only equality comparisons. Customization of comparisons for sorting and ordering is provided by the IComparer interface.
However, like you said C# IEqualityComparer Nasıl Kullanılır in the conclusion, you gönül achieve the same result with an expression like that:
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So there you go. In this situation, type inference chooses the more general type and infers that the call means Distinct. Type inference never takes the return type
I have to say, that there are other methods to create an equality comparer with similar functionality. For example, see this article on CodeProject - it demonstrates how to use reflection to obtain and compare property values.
making the lambda expression C# IEqualityComparer Kullanımı optional in the constructor so that full object equality kişi be checked by default, hamiş just on one of the properties.