Comparing Different Types

By default, Compare .NET Objects will not compare classes that are different types, even if they derive from the same base class or interface. To compare classes that are different types, set Config.IgnoreObjectTypes = true

Example

RecipeDetail detail1 = new RecipeDetail(true, "Toffee");
detail1.Ingredient = "Crunchy Chocolate";

IndianRecipeDetail detail2 = new IndianRecipeDetail(true, "Toffee");
detail2.Ingredient = "Crunchy Chocolate";

CompareLogic compareLogic = new CompareLogic();
compareLogic.Config.IgnoreObjectTypes = true;
var result = compareLogic.Compare(detail1, detail2);

Assert.IsTrue(result.AreEqual, result.DifferencesString);