/// <summary>
/// Carries out a set of inputs.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="inputList">A list of lists of inputs to execute.</param>
public static void CarryOutInput(List <List <Parser.Input> > inputList)
{
/*Kimimaru: We're using a thread pool for efficiency
* Though very unlikely, there's a chance the input won't execute right away if it has to wait for a thread to be available
* However, there are often plenty of available threads, so this shouldn't be an issue since we use only one thread per input string
* Uncomment the following lines to see how many threads are supported in the pool on your machine */
//ThreadPool.GetMinThreads(out int workermin, out int completionmin);
//ThreadPool.GetMaxThreads(out int workerthreads, out int completionPortThreads);
//Console.WriteLine($"Min workers: {workermin} Max workers: {workerthreads} Min async IO threads: {completionmin} Max async IO threads: {completionPortThreads}");
//Kimimaru: Copy the input list over to an array, which is more performant
//and lets us bypass redundant copying and bounds checks in certain instances
//This matters once we've begun processing inputs since we're
//trying to reduce the delay between pressing and releasing inputs as much as we can
Parser.Input[][] inputArray = new Parser.Input[inputList.Count][];
for (int i = 0; i < inputArray.Length; i++)
{
inputArray[i] = inputList[i].ToArray();
}
InputWrapper inputWrapper = new InputWrapper(inputArray);
ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(new WaitCallback(ExecuteInput), inputWrapper);
}
//Kimimaru: Think of a faster way to do this; it's rather slow
//The idea is to look through and see the inputs that would be held at the same time and avoid the given combo
//One list is for held inputs with another for pressed inputs - the sum of their counts is compared with the invalid combo list's count
//Released inputs do not count
public static bool ValidateButtonCombos(List <List <Parser.Input> > inputs, List <string> invalidCombo)
{
int controllerCount = InputGlobals.ControllerMngr.ControllerCount;
//These dictionaries are for each controller port
Dictionary <int, List <string> > currentComboDict = new Dictionary <int, List <string> >(controllerCount);
Dictionary <int, List <string> > subComboDict = new Dictionary <int, List <string> >(controllerCount);
for (int i = 0; i < controllerCount; i++)
{
IVirtualController controller = InputGlobals.ControllerMngr.GetController(i);
if (controller.IsAcquired == false)
{
continue;
}
//Add already pressed inputs from all controllers
for (int j = 0; j < invalidCombo.Count; j++)
{
string button = invalidCombo[j];
if (controller.GetButtonState(InputGlobals.CurrentConsole.ButtonInputMap[button]) == ButtonStates.Pressed)
{
if (currentComboDict.ContainsKey(i) == false)
{
currentComboDict[i] = new List <string>(invalidCombo.Count);
}
currentComboDict[i].Add(button);
}
}
}
//If all these inputs are somehow pressed already, whatever we do now doesn't matter
//However, returning false here would prevent any further inputs from working, so
//give a chance to check other inputs (such as releasing)
for (int i = 0; i < inputs.Count; i++)
{
List <Parser.Input> inputList = inputs[i];
//Clear sublists
foreach (List <string> subList in subComboDict.Values)
{
subList.Clear();
}
for (int j = 0; j < inputList.Count; j++)
{
Parser.Input input = inputList[j];
//Get controller port and initialize
int port = input.controllerPort;
//Ensure a currentcombo entry is available for this port
if (currentComboDict.ContainsKey(port) == false)
{
currentComboDict[port] = new List <string>(invalidCombo.Count);
}
//Ensure a subcombo entry is available for this port
if (subComboDict.ContainsKey(port) == false)
{
subComboDict[port] = new List <string>(invalidCombo.Count);
}
//Current and sub combo lists
List <string> currentCombo = currentComboDict[port];
List <string> subCombo = subComboDict[port];
//Check if this input is in the invalid combo
if (invalidCombo.Contains(input.name) == true)
{
//If it's not a release input and isn't in the held or current inputs, add it
if (input.release == false && subCombo.Contains(input.name) == false && currentCombo.Contains(input.name) == false)
{
subCombo.Add(input.name);
//Check the count after adding
if ((subCombo.Count + currentCombo.Count) == invalidCombo.Count)
{
return(false);
}
}
//For holds, use the held combo
if (input.hold == true)
{
if (currentCombo.Contains(input.name) == false)
{
//Remove from the subcombo to avoid duplicates
currentCombo.Add(input.name);
subCombo.Remove(input.name);
if ((currentCombo.Count + subCombo.Count) == invalidCombo.Count)
{
return(false);
}
}
}
//If released, remove from the current combo
else if (input.release == true)
{
currentCombo.Remove(input.name);
}
}
}
}
return(true);
}
private static void ExecuteInput(object obj)
{
/*************************************************************
* PERFORMANCE CRITICAL CODE *
* Even the smallest change must be thoroughly tested *
*************************************************************/
//Increment running threads
Interlocked.Increment(ref RunningInputThreads);
//Get the input list - this should have been validated beforehand
InputWrapper inputWrapper = (InputWrapper)obj;
Parser.Input[][] inputArray = inputWrapper.InputArray;
Stopwatch sw = new Stopwatch();
List <int> indices = new List <int>(16);
IVirtualControllerManager vcMngr = InputGlobals.ControllerMngr;
int controllerCount = vcMngr.ControllerCount;
int[] nonWaits = new int[controllerCount];
//This is used to track which controller ports were used across all inputs
//This helps prevent updating controllers that weren't used at the end
int[] usedControllerPorts = new int[controllerCount];
ConsoleBase curConsole = InputGlobals.CurrentConsole;
//Don't check for overflow to improve performance
unchecked
{
for (int i = 0; i < inputArray.Length; i++)
{
ref Parser.Input[] inputs = ref inputArray[i];
indices.Clear();
//Press all buttons unless it's a release input
for (int j = 0; j < inputs.Length; j++)
{
indices.Add(j);
//Get a reference to avoid copying the struct
ref Parser.Input input = ref inputs[j];
//Don't do anything for a wait input
if (curConsole.IsWait(input) == true)
{
continue;
}
int port = input.controllerPort;
//Get the controller we're using
IVirtualController controller = vcMngr.GetController(port);
//These are set to 1 instead of incremented to prevent any chance of overflow
nonWaits[port] = 1;
usedControllerPorts[port] = 1;
if (input.release == true)
{
controller.ReleaseInput(input);
}
else
{
controller.PressInput(input);
}
}
//Update the controllers if there are non-wait inputs
for (int waitIdx = 0; waitIdx < nonWaits.Length; waitIdx++)
{
if (nonWaits[waitIdx] > 0)
{
IVirtualController controller = vcMngr.GetController(waitIdx);
controller.UpdateController();
nonWaits[waitIdx] = 0;
}
}
sw.Start();
while (indices.Count > 0)
{
//End the input prematurely
if (StopRunningInputs == true)
{
goto End;
}
//Release buttons when we should
for (int j = indices.Count - 1; j >= 0; j--)
{
ref Parser.Input input = ref inputs[indices[j]];
if (sw.ElapsedMilliseconds < input.duration)
{
continue;
}
//Release if the input isn't a hold and isn't a wait input
if (input.hold == false && curConsole.IsWait(input) == false)
{
int port = input.controllerPort;
//Get the controller we're using
IVirtualController controller = vcMngr.GetController(port);
controller.ReleaseInput(input);
//Track that we have a non-wait or hold input so we can update the controller with all input releases at once
nonWaits[port] = 1;
usedControllerPorts[port] = 1;
}
indices.RemoveAt(j);
}
//Update the controllers if there are non-wait inputs
for (int waitIdx = 0; waitIdx < nonWaits.Length; waitIdx++)
{
if (nonWaits[waitIdx] > 0)
{
IVirtualController controller = vcMngr.GetController(waitIdx);
controller.UpdateController();
nonWaits[waitIdx] = 0;
}
}
}