Le 30/05/2011 13:17, Douglas Greenshields a écrit :
When trying to use the init:bundle command as follows (and as per the
help):
Symfony> init:bundle "Acme\FooBundle" src
I got the following error:
[InvalidArgumentException]
The namespace must contain a vendor namespace (e.g. "VendorName
\AcmeFooBundle" instead of simply "AcmeFooBundle").
If you've specified a vendor namespace, did you forget to surround
it with quotes (init:bundle "Acme\FooBundle")?
I suspected that the backslash between the vendor name and the bundle
name was being used as an escape character, and tried:
Symfony> init:bundle "Acme\\FooBundle" src
which, indeed, successfully created the bundle.
So the question is: what's the intended syntax here? Is it a bug in
the implementation or the help/documentation? I'd create a PR but I
don't know which way round would be correct.
Thanks
Douglas
It is not a bug. \ is the escaping character of your command line. And
\F may be a special character.
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