Class names with dots have wrong name

[fbjon]

A class name such as

class `MigrationForIssue2.10.42` {
   ...
}

shows up in the report with just "42" as the class name. Presumably this might also cause multiple classes with the same ending to be reported as one, but I haven't tested that.

[gslowikowski]

If full class name is e.g. my.class.package.name.MigrationForIssue2.10.42, how could we drop package name not knowing which dot separates package name from class name? We assume it's the last one.
Use underscores instead of dots.

[sksamuel]

It's also a really weird class name :)

On 3 March 2016 at 12:21, Grzegorz Slowikowski notifications@github.com
wrote:

If full class name is e.g. my.class.package.name.MigrationForIssue2.10.42,
how could we drop package name not knowing which dot separates package name
from class name? We assume it's the last one.

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[fbjon]

It's certainly a weird name, however it's also perfectly (or at least seemingly) valid. :)

Calling getClass.getName returns MigrationForIssue2$u002E10$u002E42, which is also the name for the .class file, but I don't know if that makes any difference.

@gslowikowski You are missing the ticks in the class name, that stay part of the name

scala> class X.a
<console>:1: error: ';' expected but '.' found.
class X.a
       ^

scala> class `X.a`
defined class X$u002Ea

scala> class class
<console>:1: error: identifier expected but 'class' found.
class class
      ^

scala> class `class`
defined class class

scala> val x = new `class`()
x: class = class@76c9bbb3

I'm not saying I like the style....but this is a real world example

I prefer using _