On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 10:09, Christian Weiske<cwei...@cweiske.de> wrote:
> Hallo Hannes,
>
>
>> >> The directory structure is compatible with the intheworks namespace naming
>> >> convention cs, right?
>> >> (Meaning if we move to namespaces no change is needed)
>> > No. The new namespace convention would mean that - if we chose phd as
>> > namespace (note, lowercase!), the directory wouldn't be PhD/ but phd/.
>>
>> can't the module root (/phd) be the first level directory?
>> /phd/phd/ and/or /phd/PhD/ is confusing and ugly :]
> No, that does not work well. Having the module directory (phd) as the first
> level dir would require anyone to checkout as phd/, but would not work
> anymore for checkouts in directories like phd_0_4. For the autoloader to work
> best - and easiest - a root PhD/ is required because then you can just
>> str_replace('_', '/', $class) . '.php'
> and have the file name. If PhD/ wasn't there in cvs, it would still work as
> described when installed - but not from cvs.
>
Fair enough
>>
>> But that is the only difference?
> Yes.
I don't see any explicit mention of the vendor directory must being
lowercase (although all examples are lowercased)..
But ok, then I prefer to use 'phd' and make dirty autoload workaround
until we move to namespaces.
..actually.
That will make the namespace name 'phd\PhD\', 'phd\PhD\Reader',
'phd\PhD\Package\PEAR' ?
That looks funny.
-Hannes
