utils.go

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package abi

import "fmt"

// ResolveNameConflict returns the next available name for a given thing.
// This helper can be used for lots of purposes:
//
//   - In solidity function overloading is supported, this function can fix
//     the name conflicts of overloaded functions.
//   - In golang binding generation, the parameter(in function, event, error,
//     and struct definition) name will be converted to camelcase style which
//     may eventually lead to name conflicts.
//
// Name conflicts are mostly resolved by adding number suffix. e.g. if the abi contains
// Methods "send" and "send1", ResolveNameConflict would return "send2" for input "send".
func ResolveNameConflict(rawName string, used func(string) bool) string {
	name := rawName
	ok := used(name)
	for idx := 0; ok; idx++ {
		name = fmt.Sprintf("%s%d", rawName, idx)
		ok = used(name)
	}
	return name
}