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PersistentGenericBag.cs: Fix line endings.
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src/NHibernate/Collection/Generic/PersistentGenericBag.cs

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@@ -26,15 +26,15 @@ public class PersistentGenericBag<T> : AbstractPersistentCollection, IList<T>, I
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// TODO NH: find a way to writeonce (no duplicated code from PersistentBag)
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/* NH considerations:
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* For various reason we know that the underlining type will be a List<T> or a
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* PersistentGenericBag<T>; in both cases the class implement all we need to don't duplicate
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* all code from PersistentBag.
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* In the explicit implementation of IList<T> we need to duplicate
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* code to take advantage from the better performance the use of generic implementation have
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* (mean .NET implementation of the underlining list).
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* In other cases, where PersistentBag use for example bag.Add, a cast, probably, is more
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* expensive than .NET original implementation.
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/* NH considerations:
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* For various reason we know that the underlining type will be a List<T> or a
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* PersistentGenericBag<T>; in both cases the class implement all we need to don't duplicate
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* all code from PersistentBag.
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* In the explicit implementation of IList<T> we need to duplicate
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* code to take advantage from the better performance the use of generic implementation have
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* (mean .NET implementation of the underlining list).
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* In other cases, where PersistentBag use for example bag.Add, a cast, probably, is more
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* expensive than .NET original implementation.
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*/
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/// For a one-to-many, a <bag> is not really a bag;

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