Cleanup double equals #3529
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Cleanup double equals #3529
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| @@ -234,6 +234,7 @@ namespace ts { | |||
| public getChangeRange(oldSnapshot: IScriptSnapshot): TextChangeRange { | |||
| var oldSnapshotShim = <ScriptSnapshotShimAdapter>oldSnapshot; | |||
| var encoded = this.scriptSnapshotShim.getChangeRange(oldSnapshotShim.scriptSnapshotShim); | |||
| // TODO: should this be '==='? | |||
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yes. please remove comment.
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There are several places in the code that unnecessarily use
==or!=instead of===or!==, respectively. This makes the easy change where possible.Changes haven't been made in a couple places that do depend on type coercions, as this breaks the baselines.