Trivial question re: callbacks

[Daimoth]

Why is "fun" commonly appended to the end of callback identifiers? EX, line 35 I'm assuming it stands for function, but isn't that implied? Is it a holdover from another language?

[FortressBuilder]

It's most likely from C. There you pass actual function pointers instead of wrapping your code in separate callback classes. GLFW also uses it.

[spasi]

Yes, ignore it. The "fun" postfix is part of the C type of GLFW callback functions.

[Daimoth]

Thanks. I'll probably keep fun on just for the hell of it.