RE: Naming Conventions

It's the same db I used with 1.3.x and it baked everything fine.
I am now trying to do the same site in 2.1.x but it will not bake the views
for multi_word (single table) named, anything with an underscore cake is
thinking joined relationship tables. (No double plural naming for joined
names either) favorite_posts not favorites_posts
ITS BAKES THE CONTROLLER AND MODEL IT'S ONLY THE VIEW IT SAYS IS MISSING THE
MODEL.....



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From: cake-php@googlegroups.com [mailto:cake-php@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Mike Griffin
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2012 7:13 AM
To: cake-php@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Naming Conventions

On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 10:24 AM, Greg Skerman <gskerman@gmail.com> wrote:
> yeah i'm an all bake, all the time kinda guy. For most of the tools I
> write it works beautifully, because business systems tend to be based
> around CRUD
> - so maybe half my time is spent mapping a schema, then a bit of time
> mucking around in the scaffold, then build concrete classes and spend
> the rest of my time writing the small bits of business logic required
> and making it look nice/doing javascript bits etc.
>
> I'm the stereotypical lazy programmer :P

No harm in that :)

> Heres an example. Current tool is a job number application form. It
> has 3 tables, applications, application_questions, application_answers
>
> running up the console right now, i get:
>
> Possible Models based on your current database:
> 1. Application
> 2. ApplicationQuestion
> 3. ApplicationAnswer
> Enter a number from the list above,
> type in the name of another model, or 'q' to exit [q] >
>
> had to do it to prove it to myself (It is Friday afternoon afterall,
> and I am liable to say stupid things) - but yeah, seems that it copes
> with underscores correctly - the baked models are not join tables, and
> the structure is Application hasMany ApplicationQuestion hasMany
> ApplicationAnswer, which is precisely what I expect it to be (no HABTM
> in sight).

That's cleared that up for me. I had never tried it out, it was just a hunch
that occured to me when I read it again.

> so either theres a problem with OP's schema, or possibly a custom
> inflection rule which is seeing "favorite" as plural, or I have no
idea....

Kersacly.

Mike.

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