/**
* Gets the class name by type string and module loation
* @param string $type The (simplified) type string
* @param ModuleLocation $location The location; either Backend or Frontend
* @return string Returns the class name associated with the type string
* @throws \InvalidArgumentException Raises exception if type has incorrect format
*/
static function ModuleClass($type, ModuleLocation $location)
{
$parts = \explode(self::$bundleModuleSeparator, $type);
if (count($parts) != 2) {
throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Module type string must be in the format <bundle>-<module>');
}
$bundle = $parts[0];
$module = $parts[1];
$folderLocation = $location->Value();
return self::BundleNamespace($bundle) . "\\Modules\\{$folderLocation}\\{$module}";
}
