java.lang.Object
- soot.Transformer
- - soot.SceneTransformer
  - - soot.jimple.toolkits.base.RenameDuplicatedClasses

```
public class RenameDuplicatedClasses
extends SceneTransformer
```
A scene transformer that renames the duplicated class names. The definition of duplicated class names. if (className1.equalsIgnoreCase(className2) { //className1 and className2 are duplicated class names. } Because some file systems are case-insensitive (e.g., Mac OS). When file a.b.c.class exists, a.b.C.class will over-write the content of a.b.c.class and case inconsistent that a.b.c.class file contains the content of a.b.C.class. However, in some case, at lest in Android applications, the duplicated class names exist. For example, an app (Sha256: 0015AE7C27688D45F79170DCEA16131CE557912A1A0C5F3B6B0465EE0774A452) in the Genome project contains duplicated class names. When transforming the app to classes, some classes are missing and consequently case problems for other analysis tools that relay on Soot (e.g., Error: class com.adwo.adsdk.s read in from a classfile in which com.adwo.adsdk.S was expected).

All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`void`	`duplicatedCheck(Iterable<String> classNames)`
`protected void`	`internalTransform(String phaseName, Map<String,String> options)`	Performs the transformation on the Scene, under the given phaseName and with the given Options.
`boolean`	`isFileSystemCaseSensitive()`	An naive approach to check whether the file system is case sensitive or not
`static RenameDuplicatedClasses`	`v()`

Class RenameDuplicatedClasses