$equals

Compares the given parameters for equality.
Syntax
    $equals{value_1}{value_2}
DocumentationCompares the given parameters for equality:
The $equals function implements an equivalence relation:
    It is reflexive: for any reference value x, $equals{x}{x} should return 1.
    It is symmetric: for any reference values x and y, $equals{x}{y} should return 1 if and only if $equals{y}{x} returns 1.
    It is transitive: for any reference values x, y, and z, if $equals{x}{y} returns 1 and $equals{y}{z} returns 1, then $equals{x}{z} should return 1.
    It is consistent: for any reference values x and y, multiple invocations of $equals{x}{y} consistently return 1 or consistently return 0.

    Parameters:
      value_1, value_2, the values to be compared for equality.

    Returns:
      1 if the given value_1 is the same as the given value_2; 0 otherwise.
Examples
    $//Returns 1.
    $equals{some_string}{some_string}

    $//Returns 0. See also '$equalsIgnoreCase'
    $equals{some_string}{SOME_STRING}
GroupString
Minimum required transaction-mode:NONE
Required scripting permission of the developerPERMISSION_FL_BASIC
Minimum parameters2
Maximum parameters 2
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