[fpc-pascal] dot within unit file name

[Bee]

> If you request for features please come up with something realistic and also provide good
> information how it then should work. E.g. provide grammar how the syntax and semantics work. And
> if it is for compatibility you should also be able to provide real pascal examples that show how
> ambigious constructs are handled by Delphi.

I was just asking why FPC can't compile a unit that has dot(s) within 
its file name, since Delphi allows it. I know nothing about compiler so 
I can't provide enough informations how it should work. If it's too 
much, then forget it... I can live happily with current FPC.

> So please come with a design instead of just asking give me this feature in one line. Because if
> the feature was really important and simple it was for sure already implemented.

The discussion goes wider to namespace and (Delphi).Net features. I 
didn't intend to go that far. I don't even know what namespace exactly 
is, let alone use it. I just want to have dot(s) within my unit's file 
name. That's all. If it's too much, then forget it... I can live happily 
with current FPC. As Michael suggested, I would change the dot to 
underscore. Fine.

> Also important is debatable because we've already lived without them for years.

Ah, you should throw away your car, your cellphone, or even your laptop. 
Those are not important, because humans had already lived happily 
without them for ages! :-P

-Bee-

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