By default scalaIdentifier uses underscores as needed for various cases
that need translation of the given identifier to make it valid Scala.
By default scalaIdentifier uses underscores as needed for various cases
that need translation of the given identifier to make it valid Scala.
Similarly, getClassName also does some related logic.
With this flag set to true, both methods will change their logic to use
backticks instead of replacing or removing the characters that would
make the resulting identifiers invalid.
By default scalaIdentifier uses underscores as needed for various cases that need translation of the given identifier to make it valid Scala. Similarly, getClassName also does some related logic.
With this flag set to true, both methods will change their logic to use backticks instead of replacing or removing the characters that would make the resulting identifiers invalid.