core

func Capitalise ¶

func Capitalise(s string) string

Capitalise returns s with its first Unicode letter uppercased.

func ExportedFunctionName ¶

func ExportedFunctionName(symbol string) string

ExportedFunctionName maps a C function symbol to its exported Go name. Symbols that are already exported (first byte 'A'–'Z') are returned byte-identical so existing consumers of CFArrayCreate / SecItemAdd / CSSM_CL_CertSign never see a rename. Unexported symbols are converted to PascalCase: split on '_', drop empty segments, capitalise each segment's first letter, join.

vmnet_start_interface      → VmnetStartInterface
vImageBoxConvolve_ARGB8888 → VImageBoxConvolveARGB8888
_MPIsFullyInitialized      → MPIsFullyInitialized
CFArrayCreate              → CFArrayCreate (unchanged)

Returns "" when no exported Go identifier can be derived.

func ExportedTypeName ¶

func ExportedTypeName(name string) string

ExportedTypeName maps a C type name to an exported Go type name using the same rules as ExportedFunctionName (already-exported names byte-identical, snake_case → PascalCase).

func GoTypeName ¶

func GoTypeName(name string) string

GoTypeName ensures a type name is exported (first letter uppercase).

func MethodName ¶

func MethodName(selector string) string

MethodName converts an ObjC selector to an exported Go method name.

"objectAtIndex:"                        → "ObjectAtIndex"
"writeToURL:error:"                     → "WriteToURL"  (NSError** arg elided by scanner)
"enumerateObjectsUsingBlock:"           → "EnumerateObjectsUsing"
"count"                                 → "Count"

func PackageName ¶

func PackageName(framework string) string

PackageName converts a framework name to a Go package name (lowercase).

func ProtocolGoTypeName ¶

func ProtocolGoTypeName(protoName string, classNameOwner map[string]string) string

ProtocolGoTypeName returns the Go interface type name for an ObjC protocol, disambiguating from a class of the same name by appending "Protocol" (Apple's NSObject exists as both a class and a protocol; the class takes the bare name). classNameOwner maps class names → owning framework; when the protocol's bare Go name appears there the suffix is applied, otherwise the bare name is used.