If you’re working on a codebase that makes use of CamelCase identifiers LikeThis or evenWorseLikeThisAbstractFactoryFactory you can make them readable by splitting up the words with M-x glasses-mode. glasses-mode will insert a virtual underscore separator between the conjoined words, so fooBarBaz will look like foo_Bar_Baz.
The changes are not permanent and Emacs will keep track of the virtual separators and ensure they are never accidentally saved to disk.
When glasses-mode is enabled, you should continue following the CamelCase style as Emacs will automagically insert the virtual separator, as needed, when you type a capitalized character.
There’s a handful of configurable options you can tweak to personalize glasses-mode. To access them, type M-x customize-group RET glasses.
