> singularization is performed on all tablenames when generating models
> from database.
> this brings up the problem, that the model-file is named
> "ATableName",  when table name is "cs_tablename",
> where "cs_" is just a prefix and not thought to be sigularized??

> is this desired behaviour? and whats the proper way to deal with
> tablename prefixes?? can i define them somehow?

> [php]
> foreach ($e as $k => $v)
> {
>   $e[$k] = Doctrine_Inflector::singularize($v);}

> [/php]

> best regards, jens

> Patch to inflector.php which, inflects now when more then 2 chars
> #135:                           '/^(.{2,2})$/i' => '\\1',
> #136:                          '/s$/i' => '');

> On 15 Mai, 17:06, Jens-André Koch <knd.v...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > hi,

> > singularization is performed on all tablenames when generating models
> > from database.
> > this brings up the problem, that the model-file is named
> > "ATableName",  when table name is "cs_tablename",
> > where "cs_" is just a prefix and not thought to be sigularized??

> > is this desired behaviour? and whats the proper way to deal with
> > tablename prefixes?? can i define them somehow?

> > [php]
> > foreach ($e as $k => $v)
> > {
> >   $e[$k] = Doctrine_Inflector::singularize($v);}

> > [/php]

> > best regards, jens

> Jep this would work.
> On the other hand there won't be a singular of a word, with only 2
> letters.
> For example a tablename called "foo_as_bar" would turn into FooABar,
> which changes the meaning of the tablename itself.
> The solution André posted should work.

> - xsign