private void tmrEnumerate_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Most of the HidDevice methods call Enumerate behind the scenes,
// which talks to the plug&play service, devouring CPU time.
// As a result, we only look for a new controller here when none is available,
// and we do this at a slow rate.
lock (this)
if (CurrentDualShock == null) {
var dualshocks = DualShock4Info.Enumerate();
if (dualshocks.Length > 0)
CurrentDualShock = new DualShock4(dualshocks[0], false);
foreach (var info in dualshocks) {
if ((CurrentDualShock == null) || !Object.ReferenceEquals(info.Device, CurrentDualShock.Device))
info.Dispose();
}
}
}
private void UpdaterThreadFunc()
{
var previousJoystick = JoystickToUse;
var gestureTimes = new DateTime[4];
while (true) {
uint? activeJoystick;
// Lock the main window to guard its state
lock (this) {
if (CurrentDualShock != null) {
if (!CurrentDualShock.TryUpdate()) {
// If updating the state of the controller failed, we take this
// as an indication that the controller is disconnected.
// We can't use HidDevice.IsConnected because it gets chatty with
// the plug&play service for no good reason.
// Don't put expensive operations in property getters, kids.
CurrentDualShock.Dispose();
CurrentDualShock = null;
}
}
activeJoystick = JoystickToUse;
}
if (previousJoystick != activeJoystick) {
if (previousJoystick.HasValue) {
DeInitJoystick(previousJoystick.Value);
Console.WriteLine("Released joystick #{0}", previousJoystick.Value);
}
if (activeJoystick.HasValue) {
if (!InitJoystick(activeJoystick.Value)) {
Console.WriteLine("Could not initialize joystick #{0}", activeJoystick.Value);
activeJoystick = null;
JoystickFailed = true;
} else {
Console.WriteLine("Initialized joystick #{0}", activeJoystick.Value);
}
}
}
if (CurrentDualShock != null) {
HandleGestures(gestureTimes);
}
if (activeJoystick.HasValue && (CurrentDualShock != null))
UpdateJoystick(activeJoystick.Value, gestureTimes);
previousJoystick = activeJoystick;
// DS4 sends updates every ~4 milliseconds. This will probably sleep too long, but
// Thread.Sleep(0) doesn't sleep long enough.
// In practice as long as we don't sleep for more than 15ms, this should be fast enough
// to pump a new update into the joystick for a game.
Thread.Sleep(UpdateInterval);
}
}
public void Update(DualShock4 controller, string latestText)
{
TouchHistory.Add(controller.Touchpad[0]);
if (TouchHistory.Count > HistoryLength)
TouchHistory.RemoveAt(0);
if (latestText != null) {
TextHistory.Insert(0, new TextEntry {
When = DateTime.UtcNow,
Text = latestText
});
if (TextHistory.Count > TextHistoryLength)
TextHistory.RemoveAt(TextHistory.Count - 1);
}
}
