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@@ -54,10 +54,10 @@
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       # Options:
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       # => :separator => "-", a string that will be injected between the base string and the uniqifier
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       # => :endings => generator, a Generator that provides endings to be placed at the end of the base.
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-      #                           defaults to the set of positive integers.
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+      #                           defaults to the set of positive integers starting with two.
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       def uniquify(base, options = {})
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         sep = options.fetch(:separator, "-")
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-        endings = options[:endings] || int_generator
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+        endings = options[:endings] || int_generator(:start => 2)
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         return base if yield base
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         while endings.next? do
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           candidate = base+sep+endings.next.to_s

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@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@
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   def test_uniquify
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     assert_equal "asdf", uniquify("asdf") { |candidate| true }
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     i = 0
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-    assert_equal "asdf-1", uniquify("asdf") { |candidate| (i = i+1) == 2 }
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+    assert_equal "asdf-2", uniquify("asdf") { |candidate| (i = i+1) == 2 }
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     i = 0
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-    assert_equal "asdf-2", uniquify("asdf") { |candidate| (i = i+1) == 3 }
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+    assert_equal "asdf-3", uniquify("asdf") { |candidate| (i = i+1) == 3 }
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     assert_raises ArgumentError do
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       uniquify("asdf", :endings => Generator.new(%w(a b c))) {|c| false}
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     end