[Flow] CGL Filenames

Carsten Bleicker carsten at bleicker.de
Thu Nov 20 10:07:30 CET 2014


class foo{} ==> Foo.php
abstract class foo{} ==> AbstractFoo.php
interface foo {} ==> InterfaceFoo.php
trait foo{} ==> TraitFoo.php

i would prefer the cgl that these has to end up filenames reflecting the type and name.
currently there is no rule to build up classname with abstract/trait information like we did for interfaces.
but i think its usefull to get those infos from the filename directly.
currently interface is FooInterface. i would also prefer to change this cgl
to InterfaceFoo to name them exactly like you code them "$TYPE $Name{}"


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