code: function(objArr1, objArr2, cfg) {
          cfg = cfg || {};
          var log = cfg.logFcn || function(){};
          
          if( objArr1.length != objArr2.length ) {
              log('Inequality: arrays have differing lengths');
              return false;
          }
  
          if( !cfg.strictArrOrder ) {
              // Create a function that can be used to sort the arrays
              var arraySortFcn = function(obj) {
                  return isPrimitiveOrDate(obj) ? obj : JSON.stringify( sortOrderOfPropsInObj(obj) );
              };
  
              objArr1 = _.sortBy(objArr1, arraySortFcn);
              objArr2 = _.sortBy(objArr2, arraySortFcn);
          }
  
          // Compare each pair of elements in the arrays
          for(var i = 0; i < objArr1.length; i++) {
              if( !Same.same(objArr1[i], objArr2[i], cfg) ) {
                  // If the current pair of array elements aren't equal we don't need
                  // too keep comparing the rest of the arrays.
                  return false;
              }
          }
  
          return true;
      }
docs: This tries to see if two arrays have the same contents. Note that it tries to
  sort the arrays so that it won't matter of the contents are in different order.
  For example, the following two arrays have the same objects, even though the
  objects are in different order (and their properties are in different order):
  
  Array 1:  [ { name: 'object1', type: 5 }, 'foobar', { name: 'object2' } ]
  Array 2:  [ 'foobar', { name: 'object2' }, { type: 5, name: 'object1' } ]
  
  If an element in the array is an object, This function will make sure that the
  properties inside the object are sorted by property name. For example, both
  'object1' objects above should be sorted to { name: xxx, type: xxx } (because
  "n" comes before "t").
  
  Next, the function will make sure the elements in each array are sorted the
  same way. If the element is an object, it will be converted into a JSON string
  (a kind of simplistic hash) and then sorting based on that string.