Test whether the two points are effectvely the same

[C#]
bool Equals(XPoint other, double epsilon)
bool Equals(XPoint other)
override bool Equals(object other)

[Visual Basic]
Function Equals(other As XPoint, epsilon As Double) As Boolean
Function Equals(other As XPoint) As Boolean
Overrides Function Equals(other As Object) As Boolean


Test whether the two points are effectively the same.

Points are considered equal if they have the same x amd y coordinates. This represents value equality for the points in question.

The underlying components of an XPoint are represented as floating point numbers. Floating point numbers are subject to rounding errors, so there has to be a degree of latitude when comparing coordinate values. The degree of latitude is, by default, determined by the limitations defined in the PDF Specification. This is, broadly speaking, 5 decimal points so the default epsilon is typically 0.00001. However if you wish to rely on a specific epsilon value you should provide one.

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