public string RemoveDevice(string UniqueKey)
{
lock (Controllers)
{
//Console.WriteLine($"Removing {UniqueKey}");
if (Controllers.ContainsKey(UniqueKey))
{
FlydigiController ctrl = Controllers[UniqueKey];
string UniqueControllerId = ctrl.ConnectionUniqueID;
ctrl.DeInitalize();
ctrl.Dispose();
Controllers.Remove(UniqueKey);
return(UniqueControllerId);
}
}
return(null);
}
public IController NewDevice(IDevice device)
{
HidDevice _device = device as HidDevice;
XInputDevice _deviceX = device as XInputDevice;
if (_device == null && _deviceX == null)
{
return(null);
}
// TODO this check system should only run if FullControl mode is enabled
// this is all irrelevent if we have a system where we can get the true ProductName, VID, and PID of the XInput controller
// if we ever gain access to that info, we will have to make sure the below logic is still present for if the XInput provider
// doesn't have that info (check presence of Properties perhapse?)
// It might be simpler to keep the XInputDevice handling as is if the VID/PID/ProductName are null but if they are known immediately rumble
// In this design, if we see a HID device for the controller and we want to correct it, we'd start a count-down and if we didn't see any XInput
// devices we could manually trigger within that time (inlcuding one that came through just ahead) we'd force run over all the memorized ones
// Note that for some reason this doesn't work properly for an APEX2 on USB, it switches right back to XInput again.
if (_device != null)
{
if (device.VendorId == 0x045E && device.ProductId == 0x028E)
{
if (this.AccessMode != AccessMode.FullControl)
{
return(null);
}
if (device.Properties["ProductName"] == "Controller (Flydigi 2.4G x360)" ||
device.Properties["ProductName"] == "Controller (Flydigi 2.4G Android)") // APEX2 on USB does this for some reason
{
lock (CandidateXInputLock)
SawCandidateHidDeviceForXInput = DateTime.UtcNow;
CheckXInputData();
}
return(null);
}
}
else if (_deviceX != null)
{
if (this.AccessMode != AccessMode.FullControl)
{
return(null);
}
lock (CandidateXInputLock)
{
CandidateXInputDevicesX[(byte)_deviceX.UserIndex] = new WeakReference <XInputDevice>(_deviceX);
CandidateXInputDevicesLastSeen[(byte)_deviceX.UserIndex] = DateTime.UtcNow;
}
CheckXInputData();
return(null);
}
// if we are in full control mode, check for xbox here and if it is a flydigi controller send the command that changes the mode here and return null
if (_device.VendorId == FlydigiController.VENDOR_FLYDIGI)
{
if (!new int[] {
FlydigiController.PRODUCT_FLYDIGI_DONGLE_1,
FlydigiController.PRODUCT_FLYDIGI_DONGLE_2,
FlydigiController.PRODUCT_FLYDIGI_DONGLE_3,
FlydigiController.PRODUCT_FLYDIGI_USB,
}.Contains(_device.ProductId))
{
return(null);
}
}
else
{
return(null);
}
//string bt_hid_id = @"00001124-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb";
string devicePath = _device.DevicePath.ToString();
uint[] Usages = device.Properties.ContainsKey("Usages") ? device.Properties["Usages"] as uint[] : null;
EConnectionType ConType = EConnectionType.Unknown;
switch (_device.VendorId)
{
case FlydigiController.VENDOR_FLYDIGI:
if (_device.Properties.ContainsKey("ProductName") && (((_device.Properties["ProductName"] as string)?.ToLowerInvariant()?.Contains("flydigi") ?? false) || ((_device.Properties["ProductName"] as string)?.ToLowerInvariant()?.Contains("feizhi") ?? false)))
{
//&& devicePath.Contains("mi_02")
if (Usages.Contains(0xffa00001u))
{
}
else
{
return(null);
}
//if (devicePath.Contains(bt_hid_id))
//{
// ConType = EConnectionType.Bluetooth;
//}
//else
//{
// ConType = EConnectionType.USB;
//}
}
//else if (_device.ProductId == FlydigiController.PRODUCT_FLYDIGI_USB && devicePath.Contains("mi_00"))
//{
//
//}
else
{
return(null);
}
break;
}
lock (Controllers)
{
FlydigiController ctrl = new FlydigiController(_device, ConType);
Controllers[_device.UniqueKey] = ctrl;
//Console.WriteLine($"Controllers[\"{_device.UniqueKey}\"] = {ctrl};");
return(ctrl);
}
}
