How to name C# source files for generic classes

Question

I am trying to stick to general naming conventions such as those described in Design Guidelines for Developing Class Libraries. I put every type into its own source file (an

Answer 1

I add a suffix 'T' to the names of my generic classes.

class Bag { }                           // in file Bag.cs 
class BagT : Bag { }                 // in file BagT.cs
class BagInputs : BagT           // in file BagInputs.cs

You asked,

Should I put the code of both the non-generic and the generic Bag classes into the same Bag.cs file? What are your habits?

The above convention of mine is non-standard; I should clarify that I was answering "what are my habits" and not necessarily "what you should do".