Ok, I have'nt found any standard solution to this, so I had to write a
plugin that renames the files in the way I need, following the
execution of the propel-generate-model task.

If any of you is interested in this email me and I will send you the
code.


On 25 jun, 13:07, Mtr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Eddie, Thanks for your reply.
>
> ...But I think this does'nt match one of my requirements. I cite here
> the last paragraph of the original post:
>
> >I need the classes myReportGraphBar and myReportGraphBarPeer (WITH THIS 
> >NAME) to be created in /lib/package/Report/Graph/Bar.class.php and 
> >/lib/package/Report/Graph/BarPeer.class.php
>
> I think using phpName its ok to change the name of the class, but this
> also will change the name of the file.
>
> I repeat that I need to customize the filename independently of the
> classname as shown in the example.
>
> Thanks for your time!
>
> On 25 jun, 11:29, EddieG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Well, you could use the attribute "phpName" which you use just like
> > the package attribute:
>
> >   myReportGraphBar:
> >     _attributes:
> >       package: Report.Graph
> >       phpName: Bar
>
> > Eddie
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