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20 changes: 12 additions & 8 deletions source/mir/string_map.d
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change
Expand Up @@ -38,17 +38,21 @@ struct StringMap(T, U = uint)

///
// current implementation is workaround for linking bugs when used in self referencing algebraic types
bool opEquals(V)(scope const StringMap!(V, U) rhs) const
bool opEquals(V)(scope const StringMap!(V, U) rhs) const @trusted
{
// NOTE: moving this to template restriction fails with recursive template instanation
static assert(is(typeof(T.init == V.init) : bool),
"Unsupported rhs of type " ~ typeof(rhs).stringof);
if (keys != rhs.keys)
if (implementation is null)
return rhs.length == 0;
if (rhs.implementation is null)
return length == 0;
if (implementation._length != rhs.implementation._length)
return false;
if (implementation)
foreach (const i; 0 .. implementation._length)
if (implementation.values[i] != rhs.implementation.values[i]) // needs `values` instead of `_values` to be @safe
return false;
foreach (const i, const index; implementation.indices)
if (implementation._keys[index] != rhs.implementation._keys[rhs.implementation._indices[i]] ||
implementation._values[index] != rhs.implementation._values[rhs.implementation._indices[i]])
return false;
return true;
}
/// ditto
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -987,11 +991,11 @@ version(mir_test)
x["val"] = 1;
assert(x != y);

y["val"] = 1;
assert(x != y);
y["L"] = 3;
assert(x != y);
y["A"] = 2;
assert(x != y);
y["val"] = 1;
assert(x == y);

x = X.init;
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