@@ -626,7 +626,22 @@ private string getSignatureParameterName(string signature, string type, string n
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/**
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- * Holds if the `i`'th name in `signature` matches the `i` name in `paramsString(func)`.
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+ * Holds if the suffix containing the entries in `signature` starting at entry
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+ * `i` matches the suffix containing the parameters of `func` starting at entry `i`.
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+ *
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+ * For example, consider the signature `(int,bool,char)` and a function:
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+ * ```
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+ * void f(int a, bool b, char c);
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+ * ```
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+ * 1. The predicate holds for `i = 2` because the suffix containing all the entries
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+ * in `signature` starting at `2` is `char`, and suffix containing all the parameters
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+ * of `func` starting at `2` is `char`.
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+ * 2. The predicate holds for `i = 1` because the suffix containing all the entries
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+ * in `signature` starting at `1` is `bool,char`, and the suffix containing all the
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+ * parameters of `func` starting at `1` is `bool, char`.
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+ * 3. The predicate holds for `i = 0` because the suffix containing all the entries
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+ * in `signature` starting at `0` is `int,bool,char` and the suffix containing all
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+ * the parameters of `func` starting at `0` is `int, bool, char`.
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*
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* When `paramsString(func)[i]` is `class:n` then the signature name is
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* compared with the `n`'th name in `type`, and when `paramsString(func)[i]`
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