equals(Object obj)

Method equals(Object obj)

Return type: boolean

Examples of how the element is used (one line per example):
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1	} while (c.equals(Color.black));
2	if (!color.equals(m_text.getBackground()))
3	if (color.equals(getBackground()))
4	if (value != null && !value.equals(getDefault(key)))
5	\|\| (newForeColor != null && newForeColor.equals(c.foreColor))
6	\|\| (newBackColor != null && newBackColor.equals(c.backColor))
7	if (c.equals(Color.red)) name = colors[0];
8	if (!newColor.equals(color))
9	enabled.equals(theme.getControl()) &&
10	if(!lastFG2.equals(fg))
11	if (currcolor.equals(oldc))
12	if (c == null \|\| mix.equals(c)) return;
13	if (borderWidth != 0 && !borderColor.equals(color)) {
14	boolean colorMatch = (back != null) && (back.equals(table.getBackground())) && table.isOpaque();
15	&& !tankAccessor.getColor ( ).equals ( friendColor ) )
16	if (!bufferCreated \|\| !getParentBackground().equals(background)) {
17	if (colors[i].equals(c)){return i;}
18	if(_makeBrighter && !figTextBackgroundColor.equals(Color.white)) {
19	boolean colorMatch = (back != null) && ( back.equals(table.getBackground()) ) && table.isOpaque();
20	if (foreground.equals(Color.red))

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