Not saying you should do that, but a common pattern in PHP-land is to use case in the filenames as well and not add stuff like _class
or class.Module.php
:
include('classes/Modules/Module.php');
In PHP 5.2 (no namespace
support), you then work with the _
underscores:
class Modules_Module
{
}
So this is how it is normally done. Not saying that you must do it that way. You can also just resolve as you wish. But one should also know about this more common pattern as it helps reading/navigating third party sourcecode.