Called

Returns true if the specified object is equal to the current object; otherwise, false.

The default implementation of the Object::equal method supports only reference equality. Derived classes can, however, override the Object::equal method to support value equality.

The following example compares the current instance with another object.

static void Object_Equal(Args _args)
{
    Object objA = new Object();
    Object objB = new Object();
    ;

    print objA.equal(objA);  // true.
    print objA.equal(objB);  // false.
    objA = objB;
    print objA.equal(objB);  // true.
 }