Ron Korving wrote:
- First of all, people use their classes a lot more than PHP core classes,
and so prefixing application classes is a big burden compared to prefixing
PHP core classes.
Its quite trivial .. all people need to do is stick a single underscore
into their class name [1]. Thats all. They only need to really prefix
with anything a bit longer if they want to avoid name clashes with other
third party code.
- Second, with the active record design pattern becoming more popular,
database table-names are starting to dictate class names.
Err, where is the problem applying a default prefix in that scenario?
And sure if there is a sensible implementation for namespaces I am sure
we will get the feature. I have not yet heared any core people say that
they are against the feature in general.
regards,
Lukas
[1] http://www.php.net/manual/en/userlandnaming.php
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