package com.xebyte.core;

import java.util.*;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

/**
 * Centralized naming convention validation for Ghidra MCP tools.
 * All methods return warnings (empty list = valid). Tools apply changes and include warnings in response.
 */
public final class NamingConventions {

    private NamingConventions() {}

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Function name validation
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    private static final Set<String> ALLOWED_VERBS = Set.of(
            "Get", "Set", "Is", "Has", "Can", "Find", "Create", "Initialize", "Process",
            "Validate", "Calculate", "Build", "Parse", "Update", "Check", "Handle",
            "Load", "Save", "Free", "Allocate", "Deallocate", "Register", "Unregister",
            "Clear", "Reset", "Resolve", "Lookup", "Dispatch", "Invoke", "Apply",
            "Add", "Remove", "Delete", "Insert", "Append", "Prepend",
            "Open", "Close", "Start", "Stop", "Enable", "Disable",
            "Read", "Write", "Send", "Receive", "Connect", "Disconnect",
            "Lock", "Unlock", "Acquire", "Release",
            "Compute", "Convert", "Format", "Encode", "Decode", "Compress", "Decompress",
            "Sort", "Filter", "Search", "Count", "Measure",
            "Draw", "Render", "Paint", "Blit", "Fill",
            "Notify", "Signal", "Trigger", "Fire", "Emit",
            "Mark", "Flag", "Tag", "Log", "Report", "Dump",
            "Test", "Verify", "Assert", "Compare", "Match",
            "Spawn", "Kill", "Destroy", "Cleanup", "Shutdown", "Abort",
            "Compile", "Link", "Bind", "Map", "Unmap",
            "Push", "Pop", "Enqueue", "Dequeue", "Peek",
            "Increment", "Decrement", "Adjust", "Clamp", "Scale",
            "Iterate", "Traverse", "Walk", "Scan", "Enumerate",
            "Assign", "Copy", "Clone", "Move", "Swap", "Merge",
            "Show", "Hide", "Toggle", "Select", "Deselect",
            "Attach", "Detach", "Mount", "Unmount",
            "Accept", "Reject", "Cancel", "Retry", "Skip"
    );

    private static final Pattern PASCAL_CASE = Pattern.compile("^[A-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]+$");
    private static final Pattern MODULE_PREFIX = Pattern.compile("^[A-Z]+_[A-Z].*");
    // Built-in minimum function-name length; the active value flows through
    // ConventionConfig.FunctionNamingRules.minLength() so projects can override.

    // ---- Verb specificity tiers (Q2 design) -------------------------------
    // Tier 1: highly specific verbs — a single specifier token is enough
    //         (e.g., AllocateBuffer, ParseHeader, DecodePacket).
    // Tier 2: medium-specificity verbs — need ≥1 specifier (e.g., GetSize).
    // Tier 3: vague verbs — require ≥2 specifier tokens after the verb
    //         (e.g., ProcessNetworkPacket OK, ProcessData NOT OK).
    // Verbs not in any tier are accepted on the legacy ALLOWED_VERBS path
    // but treated as Tier 2 for specificity purposes (one-specifier baseline).

    private static final Set<String> VERBS_TIER1 = Set.of(
            "Allocate", "Append", "Apply", "Calculate", "Compress", "Compile",
            "Connect", "Decompress", "Decode", "Destroy", "Detect", "Encode",
            "Encrypt", "Decrypt", "Free", "Generate", "Initialize", "Insert",
            "Iterate", "Lookup", "Match", "Merge", "Parse", "Render", "Resolve",
            "Schedule", "Serialize", "Sort", "Subscribe", "Truncate", "Validate"
    );

    private static final Set<String> VERBS_TIER2 = Set.of(
            "Add", "Build", "Check", "Clear", "Close", "Compare", "Copy",
            "Count", "Create", "Delete", "Find", "Format", "Get", "Has", "Is",
            "Load", "Move", "Open", "Print", "Push", "Pop", "Read", "Receive",
            "Remove", "Reset", "Save", "Search", "Send", "Set", "Show",
            "Start", "Stop", "Update", "Write"
    );

    private static final Set<String> VERBS_TIER3 = Set.of(
            "Do", "Handle", "Make", "Manage", "Process", "Run", "Use"
    );

    // ---- Weak-noun denylist (Q2: specifiers must be informative) ----------
    // These nouns add no semantic information after a verb. "ProcessData"
    // counts as Tier 3 + 0 specifiers because Data is on this list.
    private static final Set<String> WEAK_NOUNS = Set.of(
            "Data", "Info", "Stuff", "Thing", "Item", "Object", "Value",
            "Result", "State", "Func", "Method", "Action", "Helper", "Util"
    );

    /**
     * Whether {@code verb} is on the effective verb whitelist: built-in
     * {@link #ALLOWED_VERBS} plus {@code verbs_add} minus {@code verbs_remove}
     * from the per-project config. Also accepts any verb explicitly placed
     * into a tier override (a project that tiers a verb has effectively
     * whitelisted it). */
    private static boolean isAllowedVerb(String verb, ConventionConfig.FunctionNamingRules rules) {
        if (verb == null) return false;
        if (rules.verbsRemove().contains(verb)) return false;
        if (rules.verbsAdd().contains(verb)) return true;
        if (rules.verbTierOverrides().containsKey(verb)) return true;
        return ALLOWED_VERBS.contains(verb);
    }

    /**
     * Validate a function name against conventions. Returns list of warnings (empty = valid).
     * Thunks/imports with underscores are exempt.
     */
    public static List<String> validateFunctionName(String name, boolean isThunk) {
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return List.of();
        // Thunks/imports are exempt (e.g., _DllMain@12, Ordinal_10024)
        if (isThunk) return List.of();
        // Auto-generated names are not validated (they'll get the auto_name deduction)
        if (ServiceUtils.isAutoGeneratedName(name)) return List.of();

        List<String> warnings = new ArrayList<>();

        // Strip UPPERCASE_ module prefix if present (e.g., DATATBLS_CompileTxtDataTable -> CompileTxtDataTable)
        // Module prefixes are valid and match original source code conventions.
        String mainName = name;
        if (MODULE_PREFIX.matcher(name).matches()) {
            int underscoreIdx = name.indexOf('_');
            mainName = name.substring(underscoreIdx + 1);
        }

        if (!PASCAL_CASE.matcher(mainName).matches()) {
            warnings.add("Function name '" + name + "' — main part '" + mainName + "' is not PascalCase. Expected: " + toPascalCase(mainName));
        }

        // Check for non-prefix underscores in the main part
        if (mainName.contains("_")) {
            warnings.add("Function name '" + name + "' — main part '" + mainName + "' contains underscores. Use PascalCase after the module prefix.");
        }

        ConventionConfig.FunctionNamingRules fnRules =
                NamingPolicy.getInstance().getConfig().functionNaming();
        int minLength = fnRules.minLength();
        if (mainName.length() < minLength) {
            warnings.add("Function name '" + name + "' is too short (main part '" + mainName + "' is " + mainName.length() + " chars, minimum " + minLength + ").");
        }

        // Extract first word (verb) from PascalCase main part
        String firstWord = extractFirstPascalWord(mainName);
        if (firstWord != null && !isAllowedVerb(firstWord, fnRules)) {
            warnings.add("Function name '" + name + "' does not start with a recognized verb. First word '" + firstWord + "' not in allowed list. Common verbs: Get, Set, Initialize, Process, Calculate, Find, Check, Handle");
        }

        return warnings;
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Function-name quality check (Q2 verb-tier rule, Q4 hard-reject path)
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
     * A structured rejection from {@link #checkFunctionNameQuality(String)}.
     * Null fields signal "no problem found at this layer." Returned to callers
     * as JSON via the rename endpoint so the model can act on the feedback
     * (Q5: reactive rich-feedback).
     */
    public static final class NameQualityResult {
        public final boolean ok;
        public final String issue;       // short machine-friendly id e.g. "vague_verb"
        public final String message;     // human-readable explanation
        public final String suggestion;  // optional concrete fix hint

        private NameQualityResult(boolean ok, String issue, String message, String suggestion) {
            this.ok = ok;
            this.issue = issue;
            this.message = message;
            this.suggestion = suggestion;
        }

        public static NameQualityResult ok() {
            return new NameQualityResult(true, null, null, null);
        }

        public static NameQualityResult reject(String issue, String message, String suggestion) {
            return new NameQualityResult(false, issue, message, suggestion);
        }
    }

    /** Tier of the given verb (1/2/3); 0 = unknown verb (treated as Tier 2).
     *
     * <p>Per-project overrides via {@code .ghidra-mcp/conventions.json}
     * (`function_naming.verb_tier_overrides`) take precedence over the
     * built-in tier tables. */
    public static int getVerbTier(String verb) {
        if (verb == null) return 0;
        Integer override = NamingPolicy.getInstance().getConfig()
                .functionNaming().verbTierOverrides().get(verb);
        if (override != null) return override;
        if (VERBS_TIER1.contains(verb)) return 1;
        if (VERBS_TIER2.contains(verb)) return 2;
        if (VERBS_TIER3.contains(verb)) return 3;
        return 0;
    }

    /** Whether a token is a "weak noun" that contributes no specificity.
     *
     * <p>The built-in {@link #WEAK_NOUNS} set is the floor; a project's
     * {@code function_naming.weak_nouns_add} extends it and
     * {@code function_naming.weak_nouns_remove} subtracts. */
    public static boolean isWeakNoun(String token) {
        if (token == null) return false;
        ConventionConfig.FunctionNamingRules rules =
                NamingPolicy.getInstance().getConfig().functionNaming();
        if (rules.weakNounsRemove().contains(token)) return false;
        if (rules.weakNounsAdd().contains(token)) return true;
        return WEAK_NOUNS.contains(token);
    }

    /**
     * Tokenize a PascalCase name into its component words.
     * "GetPlayerHealth" -> [Get, Player, Health].
     * "DATATBLS_CompileTxtDataTable" -> [Compile, Txt, Data, Table] (prefix stripped).
     * Returns an empty list for non-PascalCase, null, or empty inputs. The
     * main part (after stripping any UPPERCASE_ prefix) must match the
     * {@link #PASCAL_CASE} pattern — names with internal underscores or
     * lowercase starts after the prefix would otherwise be mis-tokenized.
     */
    public static List<String> tokenizeFunctionName(String name) {
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return List.of();
        // Strip module prefix if present.
        String mainName = name;
        if (MODULE_PREFIX.matcher(name).matches()) {
            mainName = name.substring(name.indexOf('_') + 1);
        }
        if (mainName.isEmpty() || !PASCAL_CASE.matcher(mainName).matches()) return List.of();
        List<String> tokens = new ArrayList<>();
        int start = 0;
        for (int i = 1; i < mainName.length(); i++) {
            // New token starts at every uppercase char. Embedded digit
            // runs (e.g., "UTF8") stay attached to the preceding word.
            if (Character.isUpperCase(mainName.charAt(i))) {
                tokens.add(mainName.substring(start, i));
                start = i;
            }
        }
        tokens.add(mainName.substring(start));
        return tokens;
    }

    /**
     * Count specifier tokens AFTER the verb. A token is a specifier if it is
     * NOT in the {@link #WEAK_NOUNS} set. Empty/single-token names count as 0.
     */
    public static int countSpecifierTokens(String name) {
        List<String> tokens = tokenizeFunctionName(name);
        if (tokens.size() < 2) return 0;
        int count = 0;
        // Use the config-aware view so project-specific weak-noun add/remove
        // overrides flow through the specifier counter the same way they
        // flow through isWeakNoun().
        for (int i = 1; i < tokens.size(); i++) {
            if (!isWeakNoun(tokens.get(i))) count++;
        }
        return count;
    }

    /**
     * Check if a function name meets the Q2 verb-tier specificity rule.
     * Returns ok() when the name passes; reject() with an actionable
     * message + suggestion when it doesn't. Thunks/auto-generated names
     * are exempt (callers should screen those before invoking).
     */
    public static NameQualityResult checkFunctionNameQuality(String name) {
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return NameQualityResult.ok();
        if (ServiceUtils.isAutoGeneratedName(name)) return NameQualityResult.ok();

        List<String> tokens = tokenizeFunctionName(name);
        if (tokens.isEmpty()) return NameQualityResult.ok();  // not PascalCase — handled by validateFunctionName

        String verb = tokens.get(0);
        int tier = getVerbTier(verb);
        int specifiers = countSpecifierTokens(name);

        if (tier == 3 && specifiers < 2) {
            return NameQualityResult.reject(
                    "vague_verb",
                    "Verb '" + verb + "' is Tier 3 (vague). Function names starting with " +
                    "Tier 3 verbs require at least 2 specifier tokens after the verb. " +
                    "Got " + specifiers + " specifier(s) in '" + name + "'.",
                    "Replace '" + verb + "' with a more specific verb (Calculate, Validate, Initialize, Decode, …) " +
                    "or add 2 concrete specifier tokens describing what is being processed (e.g., 'ProcessNetworkPacket' instead of 'ProcessData')."
            );
        }
        if (specifiers == 0 && tokens.size() < 2) {
            return NameQualityResult.reject(
                    "missing_specifier",
                    "Name '" + name + "' has only one token. Function names need at least one specifier after the verb.",
                    "Add a specifier describing what the function operates on (e.g., 'Get' alone is not enough — try 'GetSize', 'GetPlayerHealth')."
            );
        }
        // Tier 1/2/0 with weak-only specifiers (e.g., "GetData", "FrobnicateData")
        // — mid-strength rejection. Tier 0 (unknown verbs) follow Tier 2
        // semantics per the class comment, so they share this rule.
        if (tier != 3 && specifiers == 0 && tokens.size() >= 2) {
            return NameQualityResult.reject(
                    "weak_noun_only",
                    "Name '" + name + "' uses only weak nouns (Data, Info, Stuff, ...) after the verb. " +
                    "These add no semantic information.",
                    "Replace the weak noun with a concrete domain term (e.g., 'GetItemAttributes' instead of 'GetData')."
            );
        }
        return NameQualityResult.ok();
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Token-subset near-duplicate detection (Q3, Q4)
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
     * Detect whether {@code candidate} is a token-subset near-duplicate of
     * any existing function name. Returns the conflicting existing name, or
     * null if no near-duplicate found.
     *
     * "Token-subset" means tokenize both names (after stripping module
     * prefixes); flag when one name's tokens are a strict subset of the
     * other's. Same module prefix is required — names with different
     * prefixes are independent namespaces.
     *
     * Example: candidate="SendStateUpdate" vs existing="SendStateUpdateCommand"
     *   tokens(candidate) = {Send, State, Update}
     *   tokens(existing)  = {Send, State, Update, Command}
     *   candidate ⊂ existing — flag.
     */
    public static String findTokenSubsetCollision(String candidate, Iterable<String> existingNames) {
        if (candidate == null || candidate.isEmpty()) return null;
        List<String> candTokens = tokenizeFunctionName(candidate);
        if (candTokens.isEmpty()) return null;
        Set<String> candSet = new HashSet<>(candTokens);
        String candPrefix = extractModulePrefix(candidate);

        for (String existing : existingNames) {
            if (existing == null || existing.isEmpty() || existing.equals(candidate)) continue;
            // Different module prefixes operate in separate namespaces.
            String existingPrefix = extractModulePrefix(existing);
            if (!Objects.equals(candPrefix, existingPrefix)) continue;

            List<String> exTokens = tokenizeFunctionName(existing);
            if (exTokens.isEmpty()) continue;
            Set<String> exSet = new HashSet<>(exTokens);

            // Strict subset in either direction: candidate ⊂ existing or existing ⊂ candidate.
            if (candSet.size() != exSet.size()) {
                if (exSet.containsAll(candSet) || candSet.containsAll(exSet)) {
                    return existing;
                }
            }
        }
        return null;
    }

    /** Extract the UPPERCASE_ module prefix, or null if the name has none. */
    public static String extractModulePrefix(String name) {
        if (name == null || !MODULE_PREFIX.matcher(name).matches()) return null;
        return name.substring(0, name.indexOf('_'));
    }

    /**
     * A function name plus its precomputed tokens and module prefix.
     * Built once per program-scan via {@link #precomputeTokenized(Iterable)};
     * lets the per-function collision check avoid re-tokenizing every name
     * in the program on every scoring call (the O(n²) pattern Copilot flagged
     * on PR #168).
     */
    public static final class TokenizedName {
        public final String name;
        public final String modulePrefix; // null if none
        public final Set<String> tokens;

        public TokenizedName(String name) {
            this.name = name;
            this.modulePrefix = extractModulePrefix(name);
            this.tokens = new HashSet<>(tokenizeFunctionName(name));
        }
    }

    /** Tokenize a collection of names once for repeated collision checks. */
    public static List<TokenizedName> precomputeTokenized(Iterable<String> names) {
        List<TokenizedName> out = new ArrayList<>();
        if (names == null) return out;
        for (String n : names) {
            if (n != null && !n.isEmpty()) out.add(new TokenizedName(n));
        }
        return out;
    }

    /**
     * Same semantics as {@link #findTokenSubsetCollision} but skips
     * re-tokenizing each existing name. Use this in hot paths (per-function
     * scoring) where the precomputed list can be reused across many calls.
     */
    public static String findTokenSubsetCollisionPrecomputed(
            String candidate, List<TokenizedName> precomputed) {
        if (candidate == null || candidate.isEmpty()) return null;
        if (precomputed == null || precomputed.isEmpty()) return null;
        List<String> candTokens = tokenizeFunctionName(candidate);
        if (candTokens.isEmpty()) return null;
        Set<String> candSet = new HashSet<>(candTokens);
        String candPrefix = extractModulePrefix(candidate);

        for (TokenizedName entry : precomputed) {
            if (entry.name.equals(candidate)) continue;
            if (!Objects.equals(candPrefix, entry.modulePrefix)) continue;
            if (entry.tokens.isEmpty()) continue;
            if (candSet.size() != entry.tokens.size()) {
                if (entry.tokens.containsAll(candSet) || candSet.containsAll(entry.tokens)) {
                    return entry.name;
                }
            }
        }
        return null;
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Variable Hungarian notation validation
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    /** Map of Hungarian prefix -> required type patterns */
    private static final Map<String, Set<String>> PREFIX_TO_TYPES = Map.ofEntries(
            Map.entry("b", Set.of("byte", "bool", "uchar", "undefined1")),
            Map.entry("c", Set.of("char", "byte", "uchar")),
            Map.entry("f", Set.of("bool", "byte", "BOOL")),
            Map.entry("n", Set.of("int", "short", "long", "undefined2", "undefined4")),
            Map.entry("dw", Set.of("uint", "dword", "ulong", "DWORD", "undefined4")),
            Map.entry("w", Set.of("ushort", "word", "WORD", "undefined2")),
            Map.entry("l", Set.of("long", "int")),
            Map.entry("fl", Set.of("float", "undefined4")),
            Map.entry("d", Set.of("double", "undefined8")),
            Map.entry("ll", Set.of("longlong", "undefined8")),
            Map.entry("qw", Set.of("ulonglong", "undefined8")),
            Map.entry("h", Set.of("HANDLE", "void *", "uint", "dword")),
            Map.entry("sz", Set.of("char *", "char[", "string")),
            Map.entry("lpsz", Set.of("char *", "char[", "string")),
            Map.entry("lpcsz", Set.of("char *", "char[", "string")),
            Map.entry("wsz", Set.of("wchar_t *", "wchar_t[", "wchar16 *"))
    );

    /**
     * Validate that a variable name's Hungarian prefix matches its type.
     * Returns a warning string if mismatched, null if OK.
     */
    public static String validateHungarianPrefix(String name, String typeName) {
        if (name == null || typeName == null) return null;
        // Skip auto-generated names (local_*, param_*, *Var*)
        if (name.startsWith("local_") || name.startsWith("param_") || name.matches(".*Var\\d+")) return null;
        // Skip phantom/artifact names
        if (name.startsWith("extraout_") || name.startsWith("in_")) return null;

        boolean isPointer = typeName.contains("*") || typeName.contains("[");
        String prefix = extractHungarianPrefix(name);
        if (prefix == null) return null; // No recognizable prefix

        // Pointer prefixes
        if (prefix.equals("p") || prefix.equals("pp") || prefix.startsWith("p") && Character.isUpperCase(name.charAt(prefix.length()))) {
            if (prefix.equals("pp")) {
                if (!typeName.contains("**")) {
                    return "Variable '" + name + "' has pp prefix (double pointer) but type is '" + typeName + "'";
                }
                return null;
            }
            // Single pointer prefix (p, pb, pw, pdw, pn)
            if (!isPointer) {
                return "Variable '" + name + "' has pointer prefix '" + prefix + "' but type is '" + typeName + "' (not a pointer)";
            }
            return null;
        }

        // Scalar prefixes
        Set<String> allowedTypes = PREFIX_TO_TYPES.get(prefix);
        if (allowedTypes != null) {
            boolean matches = false;
            for (String allowed : allowedTypes) {
                if (typeName.startsWith(allowed) || typeName.equals(allowed)) {
                    matches = true;
                    break;
                }
            }
            if (!matches && !isPointer) {
                return "Variable '" + name + "' has prefix '" + prefix + "' which requires type in " + allowedTypes + " but actual type is '" + typeName + "'";
            }
        }

        return null;
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Global naming validation
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
     * Validate a global name has g_ prefix with Hungarian notation.
     */
    public static List<String> validateGlobalName(String name) {
        List<String> warnings = new ArrayList<>();
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return warnings;
        if (name.startsWith("DAT_") || name.startsWith("s_")) return warnings; // Auto-generated, not validated

        if (!name.startsWith("g_")) {
            warnings.add("Global '" + name + "' missing g_ prefix. Expected: g_" + name);
        }
        return warnings;
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Label naming validation
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    private static final Pattern SNAKE_CASE = Pattern.compile("^[a-z][a-z0-9]*(_[a-z0-9]+)*$");

    /**
     * Validate a label name uses snake_case.
     */
    public static List<String> validateLabelName(String name) {
        List<String> warnings = new ArrayList<>();
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return warnings;
        if (name.startsWith("LAB_")) return warnings; // Auto-generated, not validated

        if (!SNAKE_CASE.matcher(name).matches()) {
            warnings.add("Label '" + name + "' is not snake_case. Expected format: loop_process_items, err_null_pointer");
        }
        return warnings;
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Plate comment structure validation
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
     * Validate plate comment has the required sections. Returns list of
     * warnings (empty = valid).
     *
     * <p>Required-section list is driven by the active
     * {@link ConventionConfig#plateComments()} so a project can replace
     * the default (Algorithm / Parameters / Returns) with its own format
     * — or set {@code plate_comments.validate = false} to skip the check
     * entirely.
     */
    public static List<String> validatePlateCommentStructure(String plateComment) {
        List<String> warnings = new ArrayList<>();
        if (plateComment == null || plateComment.isEmpty()) return warnings;

        ConventionConfig.PlateCommentRules rules =
                NamingPolicy.getInstance().getConfig().plateComments();
        if (!rules.validate()) return warnings;

        String[] lines = plateComment.split("\n");
        Set<String> present = new java.util.HashSet<>();
        for (String line : lines) {
            String trimmed = line.trim();
            for (String section : rules.requiredSections()) {
                if (trimmed.equals(section) || trimmed.startsWith(section + ":")) {
                    present.add(section);
                }
            }
        }
        for (String section : rules.requiredSections()) {
            if (!present.contains(section)) {
                warnings.add("Plate comment missing " + section + " section");
            }
        }
        return warnings;
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Enum member validation
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    private static final Pattern UPPER_SNAKE_CASE = Pattern.compile("^[A-Z][A-Z0-9]*(_[A-Z0-9]+)*$");

    /**
     * Validate an enum member name uses UPPERCASE_SNAKE_CASE.
     */
    public static List<String> validateEnumMemberName(String name) {
        List<String> warnings = new ArrayList<>();
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return warnings;

        if (!UPPER_SNAKE_CASE.matcher(name).matches()) {
            warnings.add("Enum member '" + name + "' is not UPPERCASE_SNAKE_CASE. Expected format: PLAYER_TYPE, MAX_COUNT");
        }
        return warnings;
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Struct field auto-prefix
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    /** Type name -> required Hungarian prefix mapping for auto-fix */
    private static final Map<String, String> TYPE_TO_PREFIX = Map.ofEntries(
            Map.entry("byte", "b"), Map.entry("uchar", "b"), Map.entry("bool", "f"), Map.entry("BOOL", "f"),
            Map.entry("char", "c"),
            Map.entry("int", "n"), Map.entry("short", "n"), Map.entry("long", "n"),
            Map.entry("uint", "dw"), Map.entry("dword", "dw"), Map.entry("ulong", "dw"), Map.entry("DWORD", "dw"),
            Map.entry("ushort", "w"), Map.entry("word", "w"), Map.entry("WORD", "w"),
            Map.entry("float", "fl"),
            Map.entry("double", "d"),
            Map.entry("longlong", "ll"),
            Map.entry("ulonglong", "qw")
    );

    /**
     * Auto-fix a struct field name to include the correct Hungarian prefix based on its type.
     * If the name already has the correct prefix, returns it unchanged.
     * If the name has no prefix or the wrong prefix, prepends the correct one.
     *
     * Examples:
     *   ("count", "uint") -> "dwCount"
     *   ("dwCount", "uint") -> "dwCount" (already correct)
     *   ("next", "void *") -> "pNext"
     *   ("pNext", "void *") -> "pNext" (already correct)
     *   ("Field04", "undefined4") -> "dwField04" (undefined4 defaults to dw)
     */
    public static String autoFixFieldPrefix(String fieldName, String typeName) {
        if (fieldName == null || fieldName.isEmpty() || typeName == null) return fieldName;

        // Determine the correct prefix for this type
        String correctPrefix;
        boolean isPointer = typeName.contains("*") || typeName.contains("[");
        if (isPointer) {
            // Pointer types get 'p' prefix
            correctPrefix = "p";
        } else {
            correctPrefix = TYPE_TO_PREFIX.get(typeName);
            if (correctPrefix == null) {
                // undefined4 -> dw, undefined2 -> w, undefined1 -> b
                if (typeName.equals("undefined4")) correctPrefix = "dw";
                else if (typeName.equals("undefined2")) correctPrefix = "w";
                else if (typeName.equals("undefined1")) correctPrefix = "b";
                else if (typeName.equals("undefined8")) correctPrefix = "qw";
                else return fieldName; // Unknown type, don't modify
            }
        }

        // Check if the field already has the correct prefix
        String existingPrefix = extractHungarianPrefix(fieldName);
        if (existingPrefix != null && existingPrefix.equals(correctPrefix)) {
            return fieldName; // Already correct
        }

        // Check if field already starts with a different known prefix — strip it first
        if (existingPrefix != null) {
            // Wrong prefix — strip it and re-prefix
            String baseName = fieldName.substring(existingPrefix.length());
            return correctPrefix + baseName;
        }

        // No prefix — add one. Capitalize first letter of the name.
        if (Character.isUpperCase(fieldName.charAt(0))) {
            return correctPrefix + fieldName;
        } else {
            return correctPrefix + Character.toUpperCase(fieldName.charAt(0)) + fieldName.substring(1);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Apply struct-field naming policy for write endpoints.
     *
     * <p>When strict naming enforcement is enabled, preserve the historical
     * Hungarian auto-prefix behavior. When it is disabled, return the field
     * name exactly as supplied so non-Hungarian projects can keep their local
     * convention.
     */
    public static String applyStructFieldNamingPolicy(String fieldName, String typeName) {
        if (!NamingPolicy.getInstance().shouldAutoFixStructFieldPrefixes()) {
            return fieldName;
        }
        return autoFixFieldPrefix(fieldName, typeName);
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Type validation
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
     * Check if a type change is from undefined to undefined (no improvement).
     */
    public static boolean isUndefinedToUndefined(String oldType, String newType) {
        return oldType != null && newType != null
                && oldType.startsWith("undefined") && newType.startsWith("undefined");
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Helpers
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    /** Extract the first PascalCase word from a name like "GetPlayerHealth" -> "Get" */
    static String extractFirstPascalWord(String name) {
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty() || !Character.isUpperCase(name.charAt(0))) return null;
        StringBuilder word = new StringBuilder();
        word.append(name.charAt(0));
        for (int i = 1; i < name.length(); i++) {
            if (Character.isUpperCase(name.charAt(i))) break;
            word.append(name.charAt(i));
        }
        return word.length() > 1 ? word.toString() : null;
    }

    /** Extract Hungarian prefix from a variable name like "dwFlags" -> "dw", "pUnit" -> "p" */
    static String extractHungarianPrefix(String name) {
        if (name == null || name.length() < 2) return null;

        // Multi-char prefixes first (order matters: longer prefixes before shorter).
        // ppfn / apfn come BEFORE pp / ap so the longer match wins — e.g.,
        // g_ppfnCallback resolves as ppfn (pointer-to-function-pointer) and
        // not as pp (pointer-to-pointer) followed by 'fnCallback'.
        String[] multiPrefixes = {"lpcsz", "lpsz", "wsz", "ppfn", "apfn", "pp", "pb", "pw",
                "pdw", "pn", "pfn", "ap", "sz", "dw", "fl", "ll", "qw", "ld",
                "ab", "aw", "ad", "an"};
        for (String prefix : multiPrefixes) {
            if (name.startsWith(prefix) && name.length() > prefix.length()
                    && Character.isUpperCase(name.charAt(prefix.length()))) {
                return prefix;
            }
        }

        // Single-char prefixes
        char first = name.charAt(0);
        if ("bcfnwhld".indexOf(first) >= 0 && name.length() > 1 && Character.isUpperCase(name.charAt(1))) {
            return String.valueOf(first);
        }

        // Pointer prefix: p followed by uppercase (pUnit, pGame)
        if (first == 'p' && name.length() > 1 && Character.isUpperCase(name.charAt(1))) {
            return "p";
        }

        // Global prefix: g_ followed by Hungarian
        if (name.startsWith("g_") && name.length() > 3) {
            String afterG = name.substring(2);
            String innerPrefix = extractHungarianPrefix(afterG);
            return innerPrefix != null ? "g_" + innerPrefix : null;
        }

        return null;
    }

    /** Attempt to convert a string to PascalCase */
    static String toPascalCase(String name) {
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return name;
        // Handle underscore-separated (SKILLS_GetLevel -> SkillsGetLevel)
        StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder();
        for (String part : name.split("_")) {
            if (!part.isEmpty()) {
                result.append(Character.toUpperCase(part.charAt(0)));
                if (part.length() > 1) result.append(part.substring(1).toLowerCase());
            }
        }
        return result.toString();
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Global variable name validation (Q4 design — v5.7.0)
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    //
    // Globals must:
    //   * start with `g_`
    //   * have a valid Hungarian prefix after `g_` matching the variable's type
    //   * NOT match auto-generated patterns the model might lazily "rename"
    //     by stripping the DAT_ / PTR_ prefix without adding semantic content.
    //
    // Conservative placeholders (g_dwField1D0, g_pUnk20) are explicitly
    // allowed — they mirror the project's underclaim-with-placeholder
    // convention from CLAUDE.md.

    private static final Pattern AUTO_GLOBAL_NAME = Pattern.compile(
            "^g_(?:DAT|PTR|FUN|LAB|SUB)_.*|^g_[a-zA-Z]{1,4}_?[0-9a-fA-F]{6,}$",
            Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE
    );

    private static final Pattern AUTO_GENERATED_GLOBAL = Pattern.compile(
            "^(?:DAT|PTR|UNK|LAB|FLOAT|DOUBLE|UINT|UNDEFINED|s)_[0-9a-fA-F]+(?:\\.[0-9a-fA-F]+)*$"
                    + "|^PTR_DAT_[0-9a-fA-F]+$"
                    + "|^PTR_(?:FUN|LAB)_[0-9a-fA-F]+$",
            Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE
    );

    /**
     * Whether {@code name} is an auto-generated global symbol Ghidra produced
     * (DAT_xxx, PTR_DAT_xxx, LAB_xxx, UNDEFINED_xxx, s_xxx, etc.). These are
     * exempt from {@link #checkGlobalNameQuality} — they get the
     * unrenamed_globals deduction at the scoring layer instead.
     */
    public static boolean isAutoGeneratedGlobalName(String name) {
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return false;
        return AUTO_GENERATED_GLOBAL.matcher(name).matches();
    }

    /**
     * Names that come straight from Windows OS-defined symbols
     * (TIB / TEB / PEB / KUSER_SHARED_DATA members). These are *exempt*
     * from the global-name validator because Microsoft's name IS the
     * canonical convention; renaming them to {@code g_*} form is wrong.
     * Match is case-insensitive. List is intentionally narrow — only
     * symbols Ghidra's PE loader applies automatically. User-defined
     * names that happen to collide with these are vanishingly rare.
     */
    private static final Set<String> OS_CANONICAL_GLOBAL_NAMES = Set.of(
            // NT_TIB / TEB members
            "exceptionlist", "stackbase", "stacklimit", "subsystemtib",
            "fiberdata", "arbitraryuserpointer", "self", "environmentpointer",
            "clientid", "activerpchandle", "threadlocalstoragepointer",
            "processenvironmentblock", "lastcomstatus", "tlsslots",
            "vdm", "reservedforntrpc", "instrumentationcallback",
            // KUSER_SHARED_DATA fields commonly seen at 0x7ffe****
            "kuser_shared_data", "interrupttime", "systemtime",
            "tickcountmultiplier", "ntmajorversion", "ntminorversion"
    );

    /**
     * Whether {@code name} is an OS-canonical global label that should
     * be exempt from the global-name validator (TIB/PEB/KUSER members
     * applied by Ghidra's PE loader). The audit reports zero issues
     * for these so the worker doesn't try to "fix" them — Microsoft's
     * name IS the canonical convention.
     */
    public static boolean isOsCanonicalGlobalName(String name) {
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return false;
        return OS_CANONICAL_GLOBAL_NAMES.contains(name.toLowerCase());
    }

    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Generic-descriptor + IDA-reserved-prefix detection (v5.7.x soft issues)
    // -----------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
     * Common-words list + gibberish guard for the soft `generic_descriptor`
     * issue. These are descriptors that pass the Hungarian + length checks
     * but tell the reader nothing about the global's purpose. Match is
     * case-insensitive on the descriptor part of the name.
     *
     * Per design Q3=C: includes both the genuine common-words bucket
     * (Data, Buffer, Status, Result, etc.) and the gibberish bucket
     * (Foo, Bar, Test, Sample) that catches model hallucinations.
     */
    private static final Set<String> GENERIC_DESCRIPTORS = Set.of(
            // Common-words bucket — likely-generic English nouns that
            // appear as descriptors with no specific meaning.
            "data", "buffer", "flag", "value", "count", "index",
            "ptr", "field", "var", "tmp", "result", "status", "info",
            "object", "item", "entry", "element", "node", "handle", "context",
            // Gibberish bucket — virtually never appear in legitimate RE
            // names; catch model hallucinations cleanly.
            "foo", "bar", "baz", "qux", "thing", "stuff",
            "x", "y", "z", "test", "sample", "demo"
    );

    /**
     * Pattern recognizing the "underclaim with placeholder" convention
     * documented in step-globals.md / CLAUDE.md — names like
     * `g_dwField1D0`, `g_pUnk20`, `g_nValue04` are explicitly *correct*
     * when the global's semantic role is uncertain. Only the canonical
     * placeholder descriptors (`Field`, `Unk`, `Unknown`, `Value`, `Var`,
     * `Sub`) followed by ≥2 hex characters qualify; arbitrary words
     * with digit suffixes (e.g., `Buffer42`) do NOT — those are still
     * generic descriptors, just with a number tacked on.
     */
    private static final Pattern PLACEHOLDER_DESCRIPTOR = Pattern.compile(
            "^(?:Field|Unk|Unknown|Value|Var|Sub)[0-9a-fA-F]{2,}$",
            Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE
    );

    /**
     * Whether the descriptor portion of a name (after `g_` and the
     * Hungarian prefix have been stripped) is a low-information generic
     * word. Returns false for accepted placeholder patterns
     * (`Field1D0`, `Unk20`, `Value04`). Soft signal — drives the
     * `generic_descriptor` issue at audit time but doesn't block writes.
     */
    public static boolean isGenericDescriptor(String descriptor) {
        if (descriptor == null || descriptor.isEmpty()) return false;
        // Placeholder convention exempt — Field1D0 / Unk20 / Value04 etc.
        if (PLACEHOLDER_DESCRIPTOR.matcher(descriptor).matches()) {
            return false;
        }
        // Strip trailing digits (Flag1, Buffer3, Tmp42) so the underlying
        // word is checked. The placeholder pattern above requires ≥2 hex
        // digits which is what saves Field1D0; here we match a single
        // trailing run of any digits.
        String trimmed = descriptor.replaceAll("[0-9]+$", "");
        return GENERIC_DESCRIPTORS.contains(trimmed.toLowerCase());
    }

    /**
     * IDA Pro / Hex-Rays reserved auto-name prefixes (per Igor's tip #34).
     * Reusing these in a user-defined global name destroys downstream
     * tools' ability to recognize "untouched" symbols. Hard issue.
     */
    private static final Set<String> IDA_RESERVED_PREFIXES = Set.of(
            "sub_", "loc_", "off_", "byte_", "word_", "dword_", "qword_",
            "flt_", "dbl_", "stru_", "unk_", "var_", "arg_"
    );

    /** Whether {@code name} starts with an IDA reserved auto-name prefix. */
    public static boolean hasIdaReservedPrefix(String name) {
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return false;
        String lower = name.toLowerCase();
        for (String p : IDA_RESERVED_PREFIXES) {
            if (lower.startsWith(p)) return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

    /**
     * Plate-comment quality rule for globals (v5.7.0 / Q6 design).
     *
     * Returns null when the comment passes ("ok"); returns a structured
     * pair (issue, message) when it fails. Exposed as a separate static
     * helper so DataTypeService.set_global and the matching offline
     * NamingConventionsTest share the same rule and can't drift apart.
     *
     * Rule: when a plate comment is provided, its first non-empty line
     * must be a meaningful one-line summary — at least 4 whitespace-
     * separated words. Empty/null comments are accepted (caller decides
     * whether the absence is itself an error).
     *
     * Returns {@code null} when ok, or a 2-element String[] {issue, firstLine}
     * when the rule fails. issue is one of:
     *   * "plate_comment_too_short" — fewer than 4 words on the first line
     */
    public static String[] checkGlobalPlateComment(String plateComment) {
        if (plateComment == null) return null;
        ConventionConfig.PlateCommentRules rules =
                NamingPolicy.getInstance().getConfig().plateComments();
        // Project disabled plate-comment validation entirely — accept
        // anything. (Previously this gate was always-on; v5.11.2 adds the
        // toggle so non-Algorithm/Parameters/Returns formats can ship.)
        if (!rules.validate()) return null;
        String trimmed = plateComment.trim();
        if (trimmed.isEmpty()) return null;
        String firstLine = trimmed.split("\n", 2)[0].trim();
        if (firstLine.isEmpty()) {
            return new String[]{"plate_comment_too_short", firstLine};
        }
        // split("\\s+") on a non-empty trimmed string returns ≥1 token.
        int wordCount = firstLine.split("\\s+").length;
        if (wordCount < rules.minFirstLineWords()) {
            return new String[]{"plate_comment_too_short", firstLine};
        }
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * Listing-column clip threshold for plate-comment lines. Ghidra's
     * default pre-comment column is ~80 chars; lines past this get
     * truncated with an ellipsis in the listing view, so an unwrapped
     * `Set by: A, B, C, ... 19 names` displays as `Set by: A, B, Pro.`
     * even though the stored text is intact. We use 80 as the audit
     * threshold so the plate-comment is still readable in the most
     * common reading surface; the prompt asks workers to wrap at 70 to
     * give a safety margin.
     */
    public static final int PLATE_LINE_CLIP_THRESHOLD = 80;

    /**
     * Length of the longest line in a plate comment (counted by
     * character count, not display width — tabs count as one). Empty
     * or null comments return 0.
     *
     * <p>Exposed as a static helper so the audit
     * ({@code DataTypeService.auditGlobalAt}) and any future call site
     * share the rule without duplicating the line-walk. Callers compare
     * against {@link #PLATE_LINE_CLIP_THRESHOLD} to decide whether to
     * surface the soft {@code plate_line_too_long} issue.
     */
    public static int longestPlateLineLength(String plateComment) {
        if (plateComment == null || plateComment.isEmpty()) return 0;
        int max = 0;
        for (String line : plateComment.split("\n", -1)) {
            if (line.length() > max) max = line.length();
        }
        return max;
    }

    /** Structured result from {@link #checkGlobalNameQuality(String, String)}. */
    public static final class GlobalNameResult {
        public final boolean ok;
        public final String issue;
        public final String message;
        public final String suggestion;

        private GlobalNameResult(boolean ok, String issue, String message, String suggestion) {
            this.ok = ok;
            this.issue = issue;
            this.message = message;
            this.suggestion = suggestion;
        }

        public static GlobalNameResult ok() {
            return new GlobalNameResult(true, null, null, null);
        }

        public static GlobalNameResult reject(String issue, String message, String suggestion) {
            return new GlobalNameResult(false, issue, message, suggestion);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Validate a global variable name against project conventions.
     * Returns ok() when the name passes; reject() with a structured error
     * when it fails. typeName may be null when the type isn't known yet —
     * Hungarian-vs-type checking is skipped in that case.
     *
     * Rules:
     *   * `g_` prefix required
     *   * after `g_`, a valid Hungarian prefix that matches typeName (when typeName supplied)
     *   * ≥2 chars of descriptor after the Hungarian prefix
     *   * not matching `g_DAT_*`, `g_PTR_*`, `g_FUN_*`, `g_LAB_*`, `g_SUB_*`,
     *     or `g_<prefix>_<hex>` (auto-generated remnant) — these are
     *     "renamed" but content-free.
     *
     * Auto-generated globals (DAT_xxx, PTR_DAT_xxx, etc.) are exempt — they
     * get the unrenamed_globals deduction at the scoring layer instead.
     */
    public static GlobalNameResult checkGlobalNameQuality(String name, String typeName) {
        if (name == null || name.isEmpty()) return GlobalNameResult.ok();
        ConventionConfig.GlobalNamingRules globalRules =
                NamingPolicy.getInstance().getConfig().globalNaming();
        // Project disabled global-name validation entirely. Accept any
        // identifier and let the scoring layer surface low-quality names
        // through other signals.
        if (!globalRules.validate()) return GlobalNameResult.ok();
        // Auto-generated symbols (DAT_xxx, PTR_DAT_xxx, etc.) are exempt —
        // they get the unrenamed_globals deduction at the scoring layer.
        if (isAutoGeneratedGlobalName(name)) return GlobalNameResult.ok();
        if (ServiceUtils.isAutoGeneratedName(name)) return GlobalNameResult.ok();
        // OS-canonical labels (TIB/PEB/KUSER members) are exempt — Microsoft's
        // name IS the canonical convention; renaming them to g_* form would
        // be a regression. Without this exemption every globals worker run
        // burned ~50 provider calls confirming-and-skipping these labels.
        if (isOsCanonicalGlobalName(name)) return GlobalNameResult.ok();

        if (globalRules.requireGPrefix() && !name.startsWith("g_")) {
            return GlobalNameResult.reject(
                    "missing_g_prefix",
                    "Global '" + name + "' must start with 'g_' per project convention.",
                    "Prepend 'g_' followed by the Hungarian type prefix and a descriptive name. "
                            + "Example: g_dwActiveQuestState, g_pUnitList, g_szPlayerName."
            );
        }
        // When the g_ prefix is NOT required by config, downstream Hungarian
        // checks below still need a stripped name. Treat the whole identifier
        // as "after g_" in that case.
        if (!globalRules.requireGPrefix() && !name.startsWith("g_")) {
            // Skip the g_-prefix-specific structural checks; the rest of the
            // validator assumes g_-prefixed input. A project that opted out of
            // the g_ requirement gets a more permissive accept here.
            return GlobalNameResult.ok();
        }

        if (AUTO_GLOBAL_NAME.matcher(name).matches()) {
            return GlobalNameResult.reject(
                    "auto_generated_remnant",
                    "Global name '" + name + "' looks auto-generated — it matches DAT_/PTR_/FUN_/LAB_/SUB_ "
                            + "or <hex>-suffix patterns. Stripping the auto-generated prefix isn't enough; "
                            + "the name needs a meaningful descriptor.",
                    "Replace with a name describing what the global represents. "
                            + "Example: g_pUnitList instead of g_PTR_DAT_6fdf64d8."
            );
        }

        // Strip g_ then validate Hungarian on the remainder.
        String afterG = name.substring(2);
        if (afterG.isEmpty()) {
            return GlobalNameResult.reject(
                    "empty_after_prefix",
                    "Global name '" + name + "' has no content after 'g_'.",
                    "Add a Hungarian prefix matching the type plus a descriptive name."
            );
        }

        String hungarian = extractHungarianPrefix(afterG);
        if (hungarian == null) {
            return GlobalNameResult.reject(
                    "missing_hungarian_prefix",
                    "Global '" + name + "' has no recognized Hungarian prefix after 'g_' (got '"
                            + afterG + "').",
                    "Add a Hungarian prefix matching the type: dw/uint, n/int, p/ptr, sz/char*, "
                            + "ab/byte[], pfn/func_ptr. Example: g_" + (afterG.length() > 0 && Character.isUpperCase(afterG.charAt(0)) ? "dw" + afterG : afterG)
            );
        }

        // Descriptor part = after Hungarian prefix.
        // extractHungarianPrefix only succeeds when the next char is uppercase,
        // so we know descriptor starts with an uppercase letter — no need to
        // check that explicitly. Just verify the descriptor is long enough.
        String descriptor = afterG.substring(hungarian.length());
        int minDescriptor = globalRules.minDescriptorLength();
        if (descriptor.length() < minDescriptor) {
            return GlobalNameResult.reject(
                    "short_descriptor",
                    "Global '" + name + "' has only a " + descriptor.length() + "-char descriptor after "
                            + "Hungarian prefix '" + hungarian + "'.",
                    "Provide ≥" + minDescriptor + " chars of descriptor explaining what the global represents."
            );
        }

        // Hungarian-vs-type consistency. Reuses the existing variable validator.
        if (typeName != null && !typeName.isEmpty()) {
            String hungarianMismatch = validateHungarianPrefix(afterG, typeName);
            if (hungarianMismatch != null) {
                // Pointer-prefix-with-non-pointer-type is the dominant
                // friction in production logs: model passes type_name like
                // "DialogResource" with name "g_pDialogX" expecting the
                // validator to infer pointer-ness from the struct name.
                // The validator's pointer check is purely string-based
                // (typeName.contains("*") || typeName.contains("[")), so
                // the literal asterisk is required. Surface that
                // explicitly when it's the obvious fix.
                boolean typeIsPointer = typeName.contains("*") || typeName.contains("[");
                boolean prefixWantsPointer = hungarian.equals("p") || hungarian.equals("pp")
                        || hungarian.equals("pb") || hungarian.equals("pw")
                        || hungarian.equals("pdw") || hungarian.equals("pn")
                        || hungarian.equals("pfn") || hungarian.equals("ppfn");
                String suggestion;
                if (prefixWantsPointer && !typeIsPointer) {
                    String pointerType = hungarian.equals("pp") || hungarian.equals("ppfn")
                            ? typeName + " **"
                            : typeName + " *";
                    suggestion = "Prefix '" + hungarian + "' expects a pointer type. "
                            + "Pass type_name=\"" + pointerType + "\" (with the asterisk) — "
                            + "the DataTypeManager will resolve it to a pointer-to-" + typeName + ". "
                            + "Or rename the global without the pointer prefix if it isn't a pointer.";
                } else {
                    suggestion = "Either rename the global with a Hungarian prefix that matches '" + typeName
                            + "', or correct the type so it matches the prefix.";
                }
                return GlobalNameResult.reject(
                        "prefix_type_mismatch",
                        "Global '" + name + "' Hungarian prefix '" + hungarian + "' doesn't match type '" + typeName + "'.",
                        suggestion
                );
            }
        }

        return GlobalNameResult.ok();
    }
}
