NameOps

If flags is a ModuleClass but not a Package, add module class suffix

If name length exceeds allowable limit, replace part of it by hash

The expanded name. This is the fully qualified name of base with ExpandPrefixName as separator, followed by kind and the name.

The name of the generic runtime operation corresponding to an array operation

Is a function name, i.e one of FunctionXXL, FunctionN, ContextFunctionN, ImpureFunctionN, ImpureContextFunctionN for N >= 0

is this the name of an object enclosing package-level definitions?

Is a function name

• FunctionN for N >= 0

Determines if the current name is the specialized name of the given base name. For example typeName("Tuple2$mcII$sp").isSpecializedNameOf(tpnme.Tuple2) == true

Is a synthetic function name, i.e. one of

• FunctionN for N > 22
• ContextFunctionN for N >= 0

is this the name of an object enclosing top-level definitions?

Is name of a variable pattern?

Do two target names match? An empty target name matchws any other name.

Convert this module name to corresponding module class name

The name of the primitive runtime operation corresponding to an array operation

Convert this module class name to corresponding source module name

This method is to be used on type parameters from a class, since this method does sorting based on their names

Use for specializing function names ONLY and use it if you are not creating specialized name from type parameters. The order of names will be:

<return type><first type><second type><...>

Returns the name of the class specialised to the provided types, in the given order. Used for the specialized tuple classes.

If name ends in module class suffix, drop it. This method needs to work on mangled as well as unmangled names because it is also called from the backend.

Revert the expanded name.

If this is a super accessor name, its underlying name, which is the name of the method that the super accessor forwards to.

The name unary_x for a prefix operator x