itgmania212121/src/RageInputDevice.h

/* RageInputDevice - User input types. */
#ifndef RAGE_INPUT_DEVICE_H
#define RAGE_INPUT_DEVICE_H

#include "RageTimer.h"
#include "EnumHelper.h"

const int NUM_JOYSTICKS = 32;
const int NUM_PUMPS = 2;

enum InputDevice
{
	DEVICE_KEYBOARD = 0,
	DEVICE_JOY1,
	DEVICE_JOY2,
	DEVICE_JOY3,
	DEVICE_JOY4,
	DEVICE_JOY5,
	DEVICE_JOY6,
	DEVICE_JOY7,
	DEVICE_JOY8,
	DEVICE_JOY9,
	DEVICE_JOY10,
	DEVICE_JOY11,
	DEVICE_JOY12,
	DEVICE_JOY13,
	DEVICE_JOY14,
	DEVICE_JOY15,
	DEVICE_JOY16,
	DEVICE_JOY17,
	DEVICE_JOY18,
	DEVICE_JOY19,
	DEVICE_JOY20,
	DEVICE_JOY21,
	DEVICE_JOY22,
	DEVICE_JOY23,
	DEVICE_JOY24,
	DEVICE_JOY25,
	DEVICE_JOY26,
	DEVICE_JOY27,
	DEVICE_JOY28,
	DEVICE_JOY29,
	DEVICE_JOY30,
	DEVICE_JOY31,
	DEVICE_JOY32,
	DEVICE_PUMP1,
	DEVICE_PUMP2,
	DEVICE_MIDI,
	//DEVICE_MOUSE,
	NUM_InputDevice,		// leave this at the end
	InputDevice_Invalid			// means this is NULL
};
#define FOREACH_InputDevice( i ) FOREACH_ENUM( InputDevice, i )
const RString& InputDeviceToString( InputDevice i );
InputDevice StringToInputDevice( const RString& s );
inline bool IsJoystick( InputDevice id ) { return DEVICE_JOY1 <= id && id < DEVICE_JOY1+NUM_JOYSTICKS; }
inline bool IsPump( InputDevice id ) { return DEVICE_PUMP1 <= id && id < DEVICE_PUMP1+NUM_PUMPS; }
//inline bool IsMouse( InputDevice id ) { return id == DEVICE_MOUSE; }


struct InputDeviceInfo
{
	InputDeviceInfo( InputDevice id_, RString sDesc_ )
	{
		id = id_;
		sDesc = sDesc_;
	}

	InputDevice id;
	RString sDesc;

	bool operator==( const InputDeviceInfo &other ) const
	{
		return id == other.id && 
			sDesc == other.sDesc;
	}
};


enum InputDeviceState
{
	InputDeviceState_Connected,	// has an InputHandler and controller is plugged in
	InputDeviceState_Unplugged,	// has an InputHandler but controller is unplugged or lost wireless link
	InputDeviceState_NeedsMultitap,	// has an InputHandler but needs a multitap to function
	InputDeviceState_NoInputHandler,	// there is no InputHandler that implements this InputDevice
	NUM_InputDeviceState,
	InputDeviceState_Invalid
};
const RString& InputDeviceStateToString( InputDeviceState ids );


/* Only raw, unshifted keys go in this table; this doesn't include internationalized
 * keyboards, only keys that we might actually want to test for programmatically.  Any
 * other keys are mapped to KEY_OTHER_0 and up.  (If we want to support real international
 * input, stick a wchar_t in DeviceInput.)  */
 
enum DeviceButton
{
	KEY_SPACE	= 32,
	KEY_EXCL	= 33,
	KEY_QUOTE	= 34,
	KEY_HASH	= 35,
	KEY_DOLLAR	= 36,
	KEY_PERCENT = 37,
	KEY_AMPER	= 38,
	KEY_SQUOTE	= 39,
	KEY_LPAREN	= 40,
	KEY_RPAREN	= 41,
	KEY_ASTERISK= 42,
	KEY_PLUS	= 43,
	KEY_COMMA	= 44,
	KEY_HYPHEN	= 45,
	KEY_PERIOD	= 46,
	KEY_SLASH	= 47,
	KEY_C0		= 48,
	KEY_C1		= 49,
	KEY_C2		= 50,
	KEY_C3		= 51,
	KEY_C4		= 52,
	KEY_C5		= 53,
	KEY_C6		= 54,
	KEY_C7		= 55,
	KEY_C8		= 56,
	KEY_C9		= 57,
	KEY_COLON	= 58,
	KEY_SEMICOLON = 59,
	KEY_LANGLE	= 60,
	KEY_EQUAL	= 61,
	KEY_RANGLE	= 62,
	KEY_QUESTION= 63,
	KEY_AT		= 64,
	KEY_CA		= 65,
	KEY_CB		= 66,
	KEY_CC		= 67,
	KEY_CD		= 68,
	KEY_CE		= 69,
	KEY_CF		= 70,
	KEY_CG		= 71,
	KEY_CH		= 72,
	KEY_CI		= 73,
	KEY_CJ		= 74,
	KEY_CK		= 75,
	KEY_CL		= 76,
	KEY_CM		= 77,
	KEY_CN		= 78,
	KEY_CO		= 79,
	KEY_CP		= 80,
	KEY_CQ		= 81,
	KEY_CR		= 82,
	KEY_CS		= 83,
	KEY_CT		= 84,
	KEY_CU		= 85,
	KEY_CV		= 86,
	KEY_CW		= 87,
	KEY_CX		= 88,
	KEY_CY		= 89,
	KEY_CZ		= 90,
	KEY_LBRACKET= 91,
	KEY_BACKSLASH= 92,
	KEY_RBRACKET= 93,
	KEY_CARAT	= 94,
	KEY_UNDERSCORE= 95,
	KEY_ACCENT	= 96,
	KEY_Ca		= 97,
	KEY_Cb		= 98,
	KEY_Cc		= 99,
	KEY_Cd		= 100,
	KEY_Ce		= 101,
	KEY_Cf		= 102,
	KEY_Cg		= 103,
	KEY_Ch		= 104,
	KEY_Ci		= 105,
	KEY_Cj		= 106,
	KEY_Ck		= 107,
	KEY_Cl		= 108,
	KEY_Cm		= 109,
	KEY_Cn		= 110,
	KEY_Co		= 111,
	KEY_Cp		= 112,
	KEY_Cq		= 113,
	KEY_Cr		= 114,
	KEY_Cs		= 115,
	KEY_Ct		= 116,
	KEY_Cu		= 117,
	KEY_Cv		= 118,
	KEY_Cw		= 119,
	KEY_Cx		= 120,
	KEY_Cy		= 121,
	KEY_Cz		= 122,
	KEY_LBRACE	= 123,
	KEY_PIPE	= 124,
	KEY_RBRACE	= 125,
	KEY_DEL		= 127,

	KEY_BACK,
	KEY_TAB,
	KEY_ENTER,
	KEY_PAUSE,
	KEY_ESC,

	KEY_F1,
	KEY_F2,
	KEY_F3,
	KEY_F4,
	KEY_F5,
	KEY_F6,
	KEY_F7,
	KEY_F8,
	KEY_F9,
	KEY_F10,
	KEY_F11,
	KEY_F12,
	KEY_F13,
	KEY_F14,
	KEY_F15,
	KEY_F16,

	KEY_LCTRL,
	KEY_RCTRL,
	KEY_LSHIFT,
	KEY_RSHIFT,
	KEY_LALT,
	KEY_RALT,
	KEY_LMETA,
	KEY_RMETA,
	KEY_LSUPER,
	KEY_RSUPER,
	KEY_MENU,

	KEY_NUMLOCK,
	KEY_SCRLLOCK,
	KEY_CAPSLOCK,
	KEY_PRTSC,

	KEY_UP,
	KEY_DOWN,
	KEY_LEFT,
	KEY_RIGHT,

	KEY_INSERT,
	KEY_HOME,
	KEY_END,
	KEY_PGUP,
	KEY_PGDN,

	KEY_KP_C0,
	KEY_KP_C1,
	KEY_KP_C2,
	KEY_KP_C3,
	KEY_KP_C4,
	KEY_KP_C5,
	KEY_KP_C6,
	KEY_KP_C7,
	KEY_KP_C8,
	KEY_KP_C9,
	KEY_KP_SLASH,
	KEY_KP_ASTERISK,
	KEY_KP_HYPHEN,
	KEY_KP_PLUS,
	KEY_KP_PERIOD,
	KEY_KP_EQUAL,
	KEY_KP_ENTER,

	KEY_OTHER_0,
	/* ... */
	KEY_LAST_OTHER=511,

	/* Joystick inputs.  We try to have enough input names so any input on a reasonable
	 * joystick has an obvious mapping, but keep it generic and don't try to handle odd
	 * special cases.  For example, many controllers have two sticks, so the JOY_LEFT_2, etc.
	 * pairs are useful for many types of sticks. */
	/* Standard axis: */
	JOY_LEFT, JOY_RIGHT, JOY_UP, JOY_DOWN,

	/* Secondary sticks: */
	JOY_LEFT_2, JOY_RIGHT_2, JOY_UP_2, JOY_DOWN_2,

	JOY_Z_UP, JOY_Z_DOWN,
	JOY_ROT_UP, JOY_ROT_DOWN, JOY_ROT_LEFT, JOY_ROT_RIGHT, JOY_ROT_Z_UP, JOY_ROT_Z_DOWN,
	JOY_HAT_LEFT, JOY_HAT_RIGHT, JOY_HAT_UP, JOY_HAT_DOWN, 
	JOY_AUX_1, JOY_AUX_2, JOY_AUX_3, JOY_AUX_4,

	/* Buttons: */
	JOY_BUTTON_1,	JOY_BUTTON_2,	JOY_BUTTON_3,	JOY_BUTTON_4,	JOY_BUTTON_5,
	JOY_BUTTON_6,	JOY_BUTTON_7,	JOY_BUTTON_8,	JOY_BUTTON_9,	JOY_BUTTON_10,
	JOY_BUTTON_11,	JOY_BUTTON_12,	JOY_BUTTON_13,	JOY_BUTTON_14,	JOY_BUTTON_15,
	JOY_BUTTON_16,	JOY_BUTTON_17,	JOY_BUTTON_18,	JOY_BUTTON_19,	JOY_BUTTON_20,
	JOY_BUTTON_21,	JOY_BUTTON_22,	JOY_BUTTON_23,	JOY_BUTTON_24,	JOY_BUTTON_25,
	JOY_BUTTON_26,	JOY_BUTTON_27,	JOY_BUTTON_28,	JOY_BUTTON_29,	JOY_BUTTON_30,
	JOY_BUTTON_31,	JOY_BUTTON_32,

	MIDI_FIRST = 600,
	MIDI_LAST = 699,

	/* Mouse: */
	/*
	MOUSE_LEFT = 700,
	MOUSE_RIGHT,
	MOUSE_MIDDLE,
	MOUSE_FORWARD, // for mice with forward and backwards buttons
	MOUSE_BACK,
	MOUSE_WHEELUP, // wheel mice
	MOUSE_WHEELDOWN,
	*/

	NUM_DeviceButton,
	DeviceButton_Invalid
};

RString DeviceButtonToString( DeviceButton i );
DeviceButton StringToDeviceButton( const RString& s );

struct DeviceInput
{
public:
	InputDevice device;
	DeviceButton button;

	/* This is usually 0 or 1.  Analog joystick inputs can set this to a percentage (0..1).
	 * This should be 0 for analog axes within the dead zone. */
	float level;

	/* Whether this button is pressed.  This is level with a threshold and debouncing
	 * applied. */
	bool bDown;

	RageTimer ts;

	DeviceInput(): device(InputDevice_Invalid), button(DeviceButton_Invalid), level(0), bDown(false), ts(RageZeroTimer) { }
	DeviceInput( InputDevice d, DeviceButton b, float l=0 ): device(d), button(b), level(l), bDown(l > 0.5f), ts(RageZeroTimer) { }
	DeviceInput( InputDevice d, DeviceButton b, float l, const RageTimer &t ):
		device(d), button(b), level(l), bDown(level > 0.5f), ts(t) { }

	bool operator==( const DeviceInput &other ) const
	{ 
		/* Return true if we represent the same button on the same device.  Don't
		 * compare level or ts. */
		return device == other.device  &&  button == other.button;
	}
	bool operator!=( const DeviceInput &other ) const
	{
		return ! operator==( other );
	}
	bool operator<( const DeviceInput &other ) const
	{ 
		/* Return true if we represent the same button on the same device.  Don't
		 * compare level or ts. */
		if( device != other.device )
			return device < other.device;
		return button < other.button;
	}

	RString ToString() const;
	bool FromString( const RString &s );

	bool IsValid() const { return device != InputDevice_Invalid; };
	void MakeInvalid() { device = InputDevice_Invalid; };

	bool IsJoystick() const { return ::IsJoystick(device); }
};

typedef vector<DeviceInput> DeviceInputList;

#endif
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