I have my routes.php file set to route anything (:any) to a pages module, so things like index.php/welcome or index.php/contact would be handled by modules/pages/
I would then route my other normal modules using module(/:any) so that a url like
module/users/profile would work with "module" prefixed.
I need to get away from that "module" part so that modules can also be called by the first segment in the url.
If a page and module have have the name, segment[0] one would overwrite the other and thats ok.
You can't. "module" is what uniquely idenfies the module (and therefore the location of it's classes folder), and the module namespace.
If you get a request for say "/something/", how would that map to a controller called \Module6\Controller_Something ?
This will be fixed in v2, where URI prefix and namespace will be decoupled, so you can have multiple locations that all define the same URI prefix, and even have the same namespace.
Maybe as a workaround, you could have your (:any) route point to a front controller.
It can pick up the URI, check if it maps to something in a module somewhere. If so, fire an HMVC request for the URI, prefixed with the correct module name. If no match is found, do HMVC call to your pages controller?
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