Avoid std::type_info pointer comparison #914
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Type equality needs to be done with `operator==` on the `std::type_info` object; we do this in some places, but in a few places use pointer equality (i.e. the equivalent of &typeid(A) == &typeid(B)). This replaces all such cases with std::type_info equality comparisons.
This was referenced Jun 21, 2017
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Closed in favour of #915. |
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Type equality needs to be done with
operator==on thestd::type_infoobject; we do this in some places, but in a few placesuse pointer equality (i.e. the equivalent of &typeid(A) == &typeid(B)).
This replaces all such cases with std::type_info equality comparisons.
I noticed this in investigation of #912, but it does not fix that issue.