void ProcessKeyboardChoice() // TODO: Really need to use the input manager to help with this; may consider using rewired instead
{
try
{
//wait for choice
var choice1 = Input.GetKeyDown(TaskSettingsManager.TaskSettings.Item01KeyVal);
if (choice1)
{
_taskEngine.ItemChosen(ItemChoice.Item1);
}
var choice2 = Input.GetKeyDown(TaskSettingsManager.TaskSettings.Item02KeyVal);
if (choice2)
{
_taskEngine.ItemChosen(ItemChoice.Item2);
}
var choice3 = Input.GetKeyDown(TaskSettingsManager.TaskSettings.Item03KeyVal);
if (choice3)
{
_taskEngine.ItemChosen(ItemChoice.Item3);
}
var choice4 = Input.GetKeyDown(TaskSettingsManager.TaskSettings.Item04KeyVal);
if (choice4)
{
_taskEngine.ItemChosen(ItemChoice.Item4);
}
Trigger = Input.GetKeyDown(TaskSettingsManager.TaskSettings.TriggerKeyVal);
if (Trigger && TaskSettingsManager.TaskSettings.EnableTriggerOnScanner)
{
_taskEngine.TriggerOn();
}
var abortTrial = Input.GetKeyDown(TaskSettingsManager.TaskSettings.AbortTrialKeyVal);
if (abortTrial)
{
_configView.Abort();
_taskEngine.AbortTrial();
}
}
catch (System.Exception e)
{
int i = 0;
Debug.Log(e);
}
}