Hello There.

I hava a Myclass [] obj1 in wich I add my computer hardware configuration.
After this object is "filled", I serialize it, into a dat file.

Then I deserialize it into obj2 and I compare the original and the
deserialized object, and they do not match! They sould match, I think. I use
obj1.Equals(obj2).

The goal is to find hardware changes when the computer starts.

Any help would be apreciated.

Paez

Paez wrote:
> Hello There.
>
> I hava a Myclass [] obj1 in wich I add my computer hardware configuration.
> After this object is "filled", I serialize it, into a dat file.
>
> Then I deserialize it into obj2 and I compare the original and the
> deserialized object, and they do not match! They sould match, I think. I use
> obj1.Equals(obj2).
>
> The goal is to find hardware changes when the computer starts.
>
> Any help would be apreciated.
>
> Paez

No, they won't match unless you overload the Equals method. The
default Equals method compares the object references. Deserializing an
object creates a new instance of the object, so the references no
longer compare as equal.

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Tom Shelton