private static TouchPhase ToInputSystem(SimulatorTouchPhase original)
{
switch (original)
{
case SimulatorTouchPhase.None:
return(TouchPhase.None);
case SimulatorTouchPhase.Began:
return(TouchPhase.Began);
case SimulatorTouchPhase.Moved:
return(TouchPhase.Moved);
case SimulatorTouchPhase.Ended:
return(TouchPhase.Ended);
case SimulatorTouchPhase.Canceled:
return(TouchPhase.Canceled);
case SimulatorTouchPhase.Stationary:
return(TouchPhase.Stationary);
default:
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(original), original, "Unexpected value");
}
}
public void Touch(int id, Vector2 position, SimulatorTouchPhase phase)
{
// Input.SimulateTouch expects a single event each frame and if sent two like Moved then Ended will create a separate touch.
// So we delay calling Input.SimulateTouch until update.
var newPhase = ToLegacy(phase);
if (Time.frameCount == m_LastEventFrame)
{
if (m_NextPhase == TouchPhase.Began)
{
return;
}
else if (m_NextPhase == TouchPhase.Moved && newPhase == TouchPhase.Ended)
{
m_NextPhase = TouchPhase.Ended;
m_NextPosition = position;
}
}
else
{
m_NextPosition = position;
m_NextPhase = newPhase;
m_NextId = id;
m_LastEventFrame = Time.frameCount;
}
}
public void Touch(int id, Vector2 position, SimulatorTouchPhase phase)
{
// Input System does not accept 0 as id
id++;
var screen = Touchscreen.current;
if (screen == null)
{
return;
}
InputSystem.QueueStateEvent(screen,
new TouchState
{
touchId = id,
phase = ToInputSystem(phase),
position = position
});
}
private static TouchPhase ToLegacy(SimulatorTouchPhase original)
{
switch (original)
{
case SimulatorTouchPhase.Began:
return(TouchPhase.Began);
case SimulatorTouchPhase.Moved:
return(TouchPhase.Moved);
case SimulatorTouchPhase.Ended:
return(TouchPhase.Ended);
case SimulatorTouchPhase.Canceled:
return(TouchPhase.Canceled);
case SimulatorTouchPhase.Stationary:
return(TouchPhase.Stationary);
default:
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(nameof(original), original, "None is not a supported phase with legacy input system");
}
}
public void Touch(int id, Vector2 position, SimulatorTouchPhase phase)
{
Input.SimulateTouch(id, position, ToLegacy(phase));
}
