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The base comparator method currently breaks if you pass an associative array containing a node, because for some reason we can't directly compare arrays, AAs or nodes. With the following changes, the base comparator will return an early `false` if it sees that both values have different types, and it will also compare node types using the `isSameNode` method available on nodes. Some changes were also made to improve readability, removing needless repeated lines.
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@RokuDevTools @RokuRnD it's been over a year. Could you please at least take a look and reply? |
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The base comparator method currently breaks if you pass an associative array containing a node, because for some reason we can't directly compare arrays, AAs or nodes.
With the following changes, the base comparator will return an early
falseif it sees that both values have different types, and it will also compare node types using theisSameNodemethod available on nodes.Some changes were also made to improve readability, removing needless repeated lines.