They do, and I think more unsettling is the fact that they are completely serious about doing these things. The widespread use of IDEs that autocomplete probably leads to a feeling of indifference ("I don't have to type it all anyway.")
Also related is the forced convention of requiring one directory nesting level per package name component, resulting in deeply-nested mostly-empty directories that have a tendency to easily exceed filesystem limits.
Here's another ridiculous class name found in different project (AspectJ):
Also related is the forced convention of requiring one directory nesting level per package name component, resulting in deeply-nested mostly-empty directories that have a tendency to easily exceed filesystem limits.
Here's another ridiculous class name found in different project (AspectJ):
http://aspectj.sourcearchive.com/documentation/1.6.5plus-pdf...