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The IsEqualObject function checks if two interfaces are on the same object. |
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IsEqualObject function (Wxutil.h) |
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The IsEqualObject function checks if two interfaces are on the same object.
BOOL WINAPI IsEqualObject(
IUnknown *pFirst,
IUnknown *pSecond
);-
pFirst
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Pointer to one interface.
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pSecond
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Pointer to the other interface.
Returns TRUE if the interfaces are both on the same object, or FALSE otherwise.
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