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I like to name my files with a prefix so that when I have them open in an editor I can distinguish what kind of file I'm working with easily.

So instead of naming the controller file home.php or account.php, I want to be able to add a prefix to the file name like controller.home.php.

Is there a configuration option in Codeigniter that let's you do this?

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  • If you're having problems determining on what file are you working on, then you're using a wrong IDE and you're not using an IDE at all. Get a proper IDE ;) Commented Oct 1, 2013 at 14:55
  • I'm using Sublime text and have recently gone back to Codeigniter for a project. I still encounter this issue when I have a lot of files open it's hard to tell if I'm working with a view, controller or model without a prefixed file name. What IDE would you recommend? Commented May 19, 2014 at 22:50

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No, there isn't such an option, there's no practical reason for it to exist.

Controllers typically extend the CI_Controller class, so that helps you know what type of class you're editing, if that is of any use to you.

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There is no configuration in code-egniter, i guess.

You can not use "." in name, instead of this you can use naming convention like "controller_home.php" or "controller-home.php" "controller_account.php"

May be this will help.

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in this case, you need rewrite CI router according to your logic

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