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On Sunday, July 21, 2013 11:11:32 PM UTC-6, Jeffrey Carter wrote:
>=20
> your mention of "stacks.vector.ads" is that the file name replaces dots i=
n the=20
> Ada name with hypens; package Stacks.Vector should be in file "stacks-vec=
tor.ads".

There's the "dot replacement character" which can be specified easily in GP=
S (or via GPR-file); I particularly like using '.'  in conjunction with the=
 MixedCase option for file-name casing (1) for consistency's sake, and (2) =
to screw with people who use case-sensitive FSes.