Adding the capability to override the == operator #80
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With this change it will delegate the == to the child so that you can override it and it will avoid duplicated items. An example of this issue: You have two lists a food menu that you'd like to modify with current food and a food list. as the food menu list children has been pre-generated from DB the DragAndDropItem are different from food list, so you can drag an existing item and it will create duplications. If you delegate the == operator to the DragAndDropItem child the user can control how two objects are equals, if by reference or by something more complex like foodId
Adding the capability to override the == operator
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With this change it will delegate the == to the child so that you can override it and it will avoid duplicated items.
An example of this issue:
You have two lists a food menu that you'd like to modify with current food and a food list. as the food menu list children has been pre-generated from DB the DragAndDropItem are different from food list, so you can drag an existing item and it will create duplications. If you delegate the == operator to the DragAndDropItem child the user can control how two objects are equals, if by reference or by something more complex like foodId