FromRoute token name

Yes, this would be a nice feature. It is however low priority, because it's not a blocking issue, there are workarounds, and it's not supported by ASP.NET MVC so it will require some hacking to make the modelbinder/valueprovider use a name different from the parameter/property name.

Hacking of MVC classes is not required - just give them what they want :)

There is a 4 simple steps:

1) Add string TokenName property to FromRouteAttribute.

2) Change last line in ControllerInfo to use TokenName instead of property name (if present):

return new TokenInfo(routeAttr.TokenName ?? property.Name, constraint);

3) Before call to DefaultBinder.BindModel in CodeRoutingExtensions, duplicate bindable data with property name as key:

         var replacements = controller.GetType()
             .GetProperties()
             .Select(pi => pi.PropertyType)
             .Where(pt => pt.IsDefined(typeof(FromRouteAttribute), true))
             .Select(pt => new
                             {
                                 pt.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(FromRouteAttribute), true).Cast<FromRouteAttribute>().Single().TokenName,
                                 PropertyName = pt.Name
                             })
             .Where(x => !string.IsNullOrEmpty(x.TokenName))
             .ToDictionary(x => x.TokenName, x => x.PropertyName);

          foreach (var keyValuePair in replacements)
          {
            controller.ControllerContext.RouteData.Values[keyValuePair.Value] =
                  controller.ControllerContext.RouteData.Values[keyValuePair.Key];
          }

4) After call to DefaultBinder.BindModel, remove useless data from dictionary:

         foreach (var uselessKey in replacements.Values)
         {
             controller.ControllerContext.RouteData.Values.Remove(uselessKey);
         }

What do you think about my solution?

Thank you again, all works fine. Now my project use only MvcCodeRouting for create routes.