// Return the panel/sensors this widget controls.
//
// This returns values for FSRs. We don't configure individual sensors with load cells,
// and the sensor value will be ignored.
private List <ThresholdSettings.PanelAndSensor> GetControlledSensors(bool includeOverridden)
{
return(ThresholdSettings.GetControlledSensorsForSliderType(Type, AdvancedModeEnabled, includeOverridden));
}
bool IsThresholdSliderShown(string type)
{
bool AdvancedModeEnabled = Properties.Settings.Default.AdvancedMode;
SMX.SMXConfig config = ActivePad.GetFirstActivePadConfig();
bool[] enabledPanels = config.GetEnabledPanels();
// Check the list of sensors this slider controls. If the list is empty, don't show it.
// For example, if the user adds all four sensors on the up panel to custom-sensors, the
// up button has nothing left to control, so we'll hide it.
//
// Don't do this for custom, inner-sensors or outer-sensors. Those are always shown in
// advanced mode.
List <ThresholdSettings.PanelAndSensor> panelAndSensors = ThresholdSettings.GetControlledSensorsForSliderType(type, AdvancedModeEnabled, false);
if (type == "custom-sensors" || type == "inner-sensors" || type == "outer-sensors")
{
if (!AdvancedModeEnabled || !config.fsr())
{
return(false);
}
}
else
{
if (panelAndSensors.Count == 0)
{
return(false);
}
}
// Hide thresholds that only affect panels that are disabled, so we don't show
// corner panel sliders in advanced mode if the corner panels are disabled. We
// don't handle this in GetControlledSensorsForSliderType, since we do want cardinal
// and corner to write thresholds to disabled panels, so they're in sync if they're
// turned back on.
switch (type)
{
case "up-left": return(enabledPanels[0]);
case "up": return(enabledPanels[1]);
case "up-right": return(enabledPanels[2]);
case "left": return(enabledPanels[3]);
case "center": return(enabledPanels[4]);
case "right": return(enabledPanels[5]);
case "down-left": return(enabledPanels[6]);
case "down": return(enabledPanels[7]);
case "down-right": return(enabledPanels[8]);
// Show cardinal and corner if at least one panel they affect is enabled.
case "cardinal": return(enabledPanels[3] || enabledPanels[5] || enabledPanels[8]);
case "corner": return(enabledPanels[0] || enabledPanels[2] || enabledPanels[6] || enabledPanels[8]);
default: return(true);
}
}