[Flow] CGL Filenames

[Marc Neuhaus]

Hey,

afaik, those example would currently break the ClassLoading, or did you
mean:

class Foo{} ==> Foo.php
abstract class AbstractFoo{} ==> AbstractFoo.php
interface FooInterface {} ==> FooInterface.php
trait FooTrait{} ==> FooTrait.php

Thats the way we do most of them already, but we could make it proper cgl
requirement i quess :)

Cheers
Marc



2014-11-20 10:07 GMT+01:00 Carsten Bleicker <carsten at bleicker.de>:

> 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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