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I tried this:
if(PauseButton.Image != global::GripAIConsole.Icons.Resume)
{
PauseButton.Image = global::GripAIConsole.Icons.Resume;
ToolTipMainWin.SetToolTip(PauseButton, "Resume / Step <F4>");
}
And it doesn’t work. I would have thought it was comparing pointers internally to see if they were pointing at the same place.
You are working with resources, so if you want to make sure the reference is right, compare using the static method
Object.ReferenceEquals(). As ChrisF said, you should not use this to determine application logic. Using a simple bool variable is much better (and slightly more performance friendly).