// this is a weird one.  Basically, it is identical to Match,
// EXCEPT in the case of two simple types.  If the object == expect,
// but the object does not === expect, then it returns false.
import { Match } from './match.js';
export class MatchStrict extends Match {
    test() {
        // equal on type coercion, but not equal strictly.
        if (this.expect == this.object &&
            this.expect !== this.object) {
            return false;
        }
        return super.test();
    }
}
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