Workbook

Comparisons

Comparisons that use the operator== (e.g. workbook1 == workbook2) do pointer comparisons internally. While this might seem unusual compared to other C++ classes, it aligns with XLNT's and ensures the best performance, while being good enough for most use cases. If you instead want to perform a deep comparison of all underlying objects, use compare() instead.

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Comparisons

Comparisons that use the operator== (e.g. workbook1 == workbook2) do pointer comparisons internally. While this might seem unusual compared to other C++ classes, it aligns with XLNT's and ensures the best performance, while being good enough for most use cases. If you instead want to perform a deep comparison of all underlying objects, use compare() instead.

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