• version 1.0, Jan 5 2024
• version 1.1, May 4 2024(!)

(MIT license) - @keyle

This is a converter from raylib's traditional CamelCase to lowercase snake_case.

In C, I prefer the old traditional naming style, it fits better with other libraries, as well as mine(s) also I found it weird to have uint16_t etc. mixed with Vector2 etc. I don't like the mish-mash.

NOTE: this converter is NOT part of the raylib library (https://www.raylib.com/) and is provided "as-is".

• parses raylib.h in the current folder
• creates macros for all "FunctionName" to "r_function_name"
• creates macros for all "TypeName" to "type_name_t"
• saves the content into raylib_s.h
• does the same for raymath.h

This approach is non-destructive, so you can copy-paste a raylib examples, they will work then eventually rewrite it to snake_case and it will work just the same there is also no cost added at runtime

• put this script in the same folder as "raylib.h"
• python converter.py (Note: python3)
• if all goes well, you should have an additional file "raylib_s.h"
• #include "raylib_s.h" (instead of "raylib.h", but keep it as it's not a replacement)