public JoystickState GetState(int player_index)
{
lock (sync)
{
JoystickState state = new JoystickState();
if (IsValid(player_index))
{
int device_index = player_to_index[player_index];
int index = index_to_stick[device_index];
JoystickDevice <WinMMJoyDetails> stick =
sticks[index] as JoystickDevice <WinMMJoyDetails>;
// For joysticks with fewer than three axes or four buttons, we must
// use joyGetPos; otherwise, joyGetPosEx. This is not just a cosmetic
// difference, simple devices will return incorrect results if we use
// joyGetPosEx on them.
if (stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount <= 3 || stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount <= 4)
{
// Use joyGetPos
JoyInfo info = new JoyInfo();
JoystickError result = UnsafeNativeMethods.joyGetPos(device_index, ref info);
if (result == JoystickError.NoError)
{
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount; i++)
{
state.SetAxis(JoystickAxis.Axis0 + i, CalculateOffset(info.GetAxis(i), stick.Details.Min[i], stick.Details.Max[i]));
}
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount; i++)
{
state.SetButton(JoystickButton.Button0 + i, (info.Buttons & 1 << i) != 0);
}
state.SetIsConnected(true);
}
else if (result == JoystickError.Unplugged)
{
UnplugJoystick(player_index);
}
}
else
{
// Use joyGetPosEx
JoyInfoEx info = new JoyInfoEx();
info.Size = JoyInfoEx.SizeInBytes;
info.Flags = JoystickFlags.All;
JoystickError result = UnsafeNativeMethods.joyGetPosEx(device_index, ref info);
if (result == JoystickError.NoError)
{
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount; i++)
{
state.SetAxis(JoystickAxis.Axis0 + i, CalculateOffset(info.GetAxis(i), stick.Details.Min[i], stick.Details.Max[i]));
}
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount; i++)
{
state.SetButton(JoystickButton.Button0 + i, (info.Buttons & 1 << i) != 0);
}
state.SetIsConnected(true);
}
else if (result == JoystickError.Unplugged)
{
UnplugJoystick(player_index);
}
}
}
return(state);
}
}
public JoystickState GetState(int player_index)
{
lock (sync)
{
JoystickState state = new JoystickState();
if (IsValid(player_index))
{
int device_index = player_to_index[player_index];
int index = index_to_stick[device_index];
JoystickDevice<WinMMJoyDetails> stick =
sticks[index] as JoystickDevice<WinMMJoyDetails>;
// For joysticks with fewer than three axes or four buttons, we must
// use joyGetPos; otherwise, joyGetPosEx. This is not just a cosmetic
// difference, simple devices will return incorrect results if we use
// joyGetPosEx on them.
if (stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount <= 3 || stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount <= 4)
{
// Use joyGetPos
JoyInfo info = new JoyInfo();
JoystickError result = UnsafeNativeMethods.joyGetPos(device_index, ref info);
if (result == JoystickError.NoError)
{
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount; i++)
{
state.SetAxis(JoystickAxis.Axis0 + i, CalculateOffset(info.GetAxis(i), stick.Details.Min[i], stick.Details.Max[i]));
}
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount; i++)
{
state.SetButton(JoystickButton.Button0 + i, (info.Buttons & 1 << i) != 0);
}
state.SetIsConnected(true);
}
else if (result == JoystickError.Unplugged)
{
UnplugJoystick(player_index);
}
}
else
{
// Use joyGetPosEx
JoyInfoEx info_ex = new JoyInfoEx();
info_ex.Size = JoyInfoEx.SizeInBytes;
info_ex.Flags = JoystickFlags.All;
JoystickError result = UnsafeNativeMethods.joyGetPosEx(device_index, ref info_ex);
if (result == JoystickError.NoError)
{
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount; i++)
{
state.SetAxis(JoystickAxis.Axis0 + i, CalculateOffset(info_ex.GetAxis(i), stick.Details.Min[i], stick.Details.Max[i]));
}
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount; i++)
{
state.SetButton(JoystickButton.Button0 + i, (info_ex.Buttons & 1 << i) != 0);
}
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.HatCount; i++)
{
// A discrete POV returns specific values for left, right, etc.
// A continuous POV returns an integer indicating an angle in degrees * 100, e.g. 18000 == 180.00 degrees.
// The vast majority of joysticks have discrete POVs, so we'll treat all of them as discrete for simplicity.
if ((JoystickPovPosition)info_ex.Pov != JoystickPovPosition.Centered)
{
HatPosition hatpos = HatPosition.Centered;
if (info_ex.Pov < 4500 || info_ex.Pov >= 31500)
hatpos |= HatPosition.Up;
if (info_ex.Pov >= 4500 && info_ex.Pov < 13500)
hatpos |= HatPosition.Right;
if (info_ex.Pov >= 13500 && info_ex.Pov < 22500)
hatpos |= HatPosition.Down;
if (info_ex.Pov >= 22500 && info_ex.Pov < 31500)
hatpos |= HatPosition.Left;
state.SetHat(JoystickHat.Hat0 + i, new JoystickHatState(hatpos));
}
}
state.SetIsConnected(true);
}
else if (result == JoystickError.Unplugged)
{
UnplugJoystick(player_index);
}
}
}
return state;
}
}
public JoystickState GetState(int player_index)
{
lock (sync)
{
JoystickState state = new JoystickState();
if (IsValid(player_index))
{
int device_index = player_to_index[player_index];
int index = index_to_stick[device_index];
JoystickDevice<WinMMJoyDetails> stick =
sticks[index] as JoystickDevice<WinMMJoyDetails>;
// For joysticks with fewer than three axes or four buttons, we must
// use joyGetPos; otherwise, joyGetPosEx. This is not just a cosmetic
// difference, simple devices will return incorrect results if we use
// joyGetPosEx on them.
if (stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount <= 3 || stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount <= 4)
{
// Use joyGetPos
JoyInfo info = new JoyInfo();
JoystickError result = UnsafeNativeMethods.joyGetPos(device_index, ref info);
if (result == JoystickError.NoError)
{
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount; i++)
{
state.SetAxis(JoystickAxis.Axis0 + i, CalculateOffset(info.GetAxis(i), stick.Details.Min[i], stick.Details.Max[i]));
}
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount; i++)
{
state.SetButton(JoystickButton.Button0 + i, (info.Buttons & 1 << i) != 0);
}
state.SetIsConnected(true);
}
else if (result == JoystickError.Unplugged)
{
UnplugJoystick(player_index);
}
}
else
{
// Use joyGetPosEx
JoyInfoEx info = new JoyInfoEx();
info.Size = JoyInfoEx.SizeInBytes;
info.Flags = JoystickFlags.All;
JoystickError result = UnsafeNativeMethods.joyGetPosEx(device_index, ref info);
if (result == JoystickError.NoError)
{
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount; i++)
{
state.SetAxis(JoystickAxis.Axis0 + i, CalculateOffset(info.GetAxis(i), stick.Details.Min[i], stick.Details.Max[i]));
}
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount; i++)
{
state.SetButton(JoystickButton.Button0 + i, (info.Buttons & 1 << i) != 0);
}
state.SetIsConnected(true);
}
else if (result == JoystickError.Unplugged)
{
UnplugJoystick(player_index);
}
}
}
return state;
}
}
public JoystickState GetState(int player_index)
{
lock (sync)
{
JoystickState state = new JoystickState();
if (IsValid(player_index))
{
int device_index = player_to_index[player_index];
int index = index_to_stick[device_index];
JoystickDevice <WinMMJoyDetails> stick =
sticks[index] as JoystickDevice <WinMMJoyDetails>;
// For joysticks with fewer than three axes or four buttons, we must
// use joyGetPos; otherwise, joyGetPosEx. This is not just a cosmetic
// difference, simple devices will return incorrect results if we use
// joyGetPosEx on them.
if (stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount <= 3 || stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount <= 4)
{
// Use joyGetPos
JoyInfo info = new JoyInfo();
JoystickError result = UnsafeNativeMethods.joyGetPos(device_index, ref info);
if (result == JoystickError.NoError)
{
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount; i++)
{
state.SetAxis(JoystickAxis.Axis0 + i, CalculateOffset(info.GetAxis(i), stick.Details.Min[i], stick.Details.Max[i]));
}
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount; i++)
{
state.SetButton(JoystickButton.Button0 + i, (info.Buttons & 1 << i) != 0);
}
state.SetIsConnected(true);
}
else if (result == JoystickError.Unplugged)
{
UnplugJoystick(player_index);
}
}
else
{
// Use joyGetPosEx
JoyInfoEx info_ex = new JoyInfoEx();
info_ex.Size = JoyInfoEx.SizeInBytes;
info_ex.Flags = JoystickFlags.All;
JoystickError result = UnsafeNativeMethods.joyGetPosEx(device_index, ref info_ex);
if (result == JoystickError.NoError)
{
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.AxisCount; i++)
{
state.SetAxis(JoystickAxis.Axis0 + i, CalculateOffset(info_ex.GetAxis(i), stick.Details.Min[i], stick.Details.Max[i]));
}
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.ButtonCount; i++)
{
state.SetButton(JoystickButton.Button0 + i, (info_ex.Buttons & 1 << i) != 0);
}
for (int i = 0; i < stick.Details.Capabilities.HatCount; i++)
{
// A discrete POV returns specific values for left, right, etc.
// A continuous POV returns an integer indicating an angle in degrees * 100, e.g. 18000 == 180.00 degrees.
// The vast majority of joysticks have discrete POVs, so we'll treat all of them as discrete for simplicity.
if ((JoystickPovPosition)info_ex.Pov != JoystickPovPosition.Centered)
{
HatPosition hatpos = HatPosition.Centered;
if (info_ex.Pov < 4500 || info_ex.Pov >= 31500)
{
hatpos |= HatPosition.Up;
}
if (info_ex.Pov >= 4500 && info_ex.Pov < 13500)
{
hatpos |= HatPosition.Right;
}
if (info_ex.Pov >= 13500 && info_ex.Pov < 22500)
{
hatpos |= HatPosition.Down;
}
if (info_ex.Pov >= 22500 && info_ex.Pov < 31500)
{
hatpos |= HatPosition.Left;
}
state.SetHat(JoystickHat.Hat0 + i, new JoystickHatState(hatpos));
}
}
state.SetIsConnected(true);
}
else if (result == JoystickError.Unplugged)
{
UnplugJoystick(player_index);
}
}
}
return(state);
}
}
