[Console] doctrine:generate:entities when entity is in subfolder

[emilbayes]

I have an enitity folder that looks similar to this:

Entity/
    Subject.php
    Performance/
        Paper.php

The subject has an association like this:

    /**
     * @ORM\OneToMany(targetEntity="Performance/Paper", mappedBy="subject")
     */
    private $papers;

Likewise on the paper side:

    /**
     * @ORM\ManyToOne(targetEntity="Subject", inversedBy="papers")
     */
    private $subject;

When running doctrine:generate:entities it will generate a function like this:

    /**
     * Add papers
     *
     * @param Acme\PaperBundle\Entity\Performance/Paper $papers
     */
    public function addPerformance/PaperOne(\Tixz\IB\QuizBundle\Entity\Performance/PaperOne $papers)
    {
        $this->papers[] = $papers;
    }

Where the function name contains an illegal character and the last slashes should have been backslashes.

I hope this bug report has enough information to replicate the bug.

[emilbayes]

Same error with function names and type casting in parameters when you try and use the "bundle shortcut":

AcmeBundle:Subject

[emilbayes]

Not sure if this bug is appropiate here or belongs in Doctrine, but you can reference Paper as a targetEntity from Subject as this: AcmeBundle:Performance\Paper, but you can't reference Subject from Paper as AcmeBundle:Subject

[stof]

@TiXz it is not a bug. AcmeBundle: is registered as an alias for the AcmeBundle\Entity namespace so if you have a subnamespace, you need to use it in the short notation.

and your mapping for the relation is wrong. First, the namespace separator is \, not /. And second, the targetEntity property must be a FQCN (or the aliased notation) when the class is not in the same namespace than the current one.

[emilbayes]

Yes alright, I got the /and \ mixed up in the first comment. And I should have used either FQCN or the alias notation. But the console bug still stands, and trying to reference the root entity namespace from a subnamespace doesn't work (don't know if it is supposed to work) so I had to use FQCN.

[stof]

using the short class name allows to reference a class in the same namespace, not a class in the MyBundle\Entity namespace (which has no special meaning as far as Doctrine ORM is concerned). For different namespaces, you need to use the FQCN

[vicb]

Should this be closed ?

[stof]

yeah. It was a misuse of the shortcuts in the Doctrine mapping