protected function resolveCommandMethodName()
    {
        $commandMethodName = $this->request->getControllerCommandName() . 'Command';
        if (!is_callable([$this, $commandMethodName])) {
            throw new NoSuchCommandException(sprintf('A command method "%s()" does not exist in controller "%s".', $commandMethodName, get_class($this)), 1300902143);
        }

        return $commandMethodName;
    }
protected function resolveCommandMethodName()
    {
        $commandMethodName = $this->request->getControllerCommandName() . 'Command';
        if (!is_callable([$this, $commandMethodName])) {
            throw new NoSuchCommandException(sprintf('A command method "%s()" does not exist in controller "%s".', $commandMethodName, get_class($this)), 1300902143);
        }

        return $commandMethodName;
    }
protected function resolveCommandMethodName ( ) { $ commandMethodName = $ this -> request -> getControllerCommandName ( ) . 'Command' ; if ( ! is_callable ( [ $ this , $ commandMethodName ] ) ) { throw new NoSuchCommandException ( sprintf ( 'A command method "%s()" does not exist in controller "%s".' , $ commandMethodName , get_class ( $ this ) ) , 1300902143 ) ; } return $ commandMethodName ; }
Resolves and checks the current command method name

Note: The resulting command method name might not have the correct case, which isn't a problem because PHP is
case insensitive regarding method names.

@throws NoSuchCommandException
@return string Method name of the current command
Resolves and checks the current command method name