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I am new to Sencha Touch(a js framework for cross platform apps). While, learning sencha , I came across a strange problem, I searched out almost every where but couldn't find any.

Problem I declared a Model named "UserPass" using 

Ext.define('MyApp.model.UserPass',{other params});

I connected that model to a store , added some values everything was working fine. Then for some reason , I changed the name of the model from "UserPass" to "User-Pass" i.e like.

Ext.define('MyApp.model.User-Pass',{other params});

It stopped working.

I tried to change the Model names more times using 'dash' and without dash. With 'UserPass', the code works fine but using 'User-Pass' the code stops working.

Is this a problem with the "dash" between "User" and "Pass" in the name of model? Or anything else that is not coming to my wit?

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It is not allowed in sencha simply. May be as using hyphens is deprecated/not allowed in variables in javascript.

See this link please . Parrots answer explains good. Javascript and CSS, using dashes

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Sarim Javaid Khan
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