branaway / Japid

A Java-based statically-typed fast template engine that can be used in any Java code. It has special adapter for use with the Play! Framework.
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About name conventions #34

Closed freewind closed 13 years ago

freewind commented 13 years ago

I found when japid convert a template to a java class, it always uses the file name directly. For example:

SampleLayout.html =======> SampleLayout.java
hello.html =======> hello.java
ask_question.html =====> ask_question.java

This will force us to use template names as "Hello.html", "AskQuestion.html", but I prefer to use "hello.html" and "ask_question.html" for file names.

Will japid make a convertion when generate file names? Automatically convert "abc" to "Abc" and "ab_cd" to "AbCd" ?

branaway commented 13 years ago

Japid does not do any name mangling. I think it's wiser to keep it straightforward. It's totally possible that one has Hello.html and hello.html in the same folder. A simple one-one mapping will take care of this smoothly.

2011/9/21 freewind < reply@reply.github.com>

I found when japid convert a template to a java class, it always uses the file name directly. For example:

SampleLayout.html =======> SampleLayout.java hello.html =======> hello.java ask_question.html =====> ask_question.java

This will force ask to use template names as "Hello.html", "AskQuestion.html", but I prefer to use "hello.html" and "ask_question.html" for file names.

Will japid make a convertion when generate file names? Automatically convert "abc" to "Abc" and "ab_cd" to "AbCd" ?

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/branaway/Japid/issues/34

freewind commented 13 years ago

You are right. Since the generated java code is not important, we don't need to follow the Java convention