Suggestion: Use a prefix

[bsrz]

Hi,

Sorry if this is not the proper way of giving you suggestions, I was trying to find a comment section but didn't.
This is not actually an issue however I would suggest the use of a prefix. Your classes should start with TC.
For example, ActionSheetDatePicker.h should be renamed TCActionSheetDatePicker.h.

This would ensure that there is no conflict with classes from other project. A bit like a package identifier (com.domain.package.classes) in Java.

Thanks for reading.
Ben

[skywinder]

Hi. Thank you!
Yes, I think it's is should be done according guidelines and as a sign of respect to the author.
I'll do this a little bit later, when I close most part of pull requests to avoid a lot of conflicts.

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