Changeset 5668 for code/branches/resource2/src/ois/linux/LinuxJoyStickEvents.cpp

Timestamp:

Aug 22, 2009, 11:16:34 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

rgrieder

Message:

Updated OIS library (still 1.2, but CVS version).
There have been some little fixes and support for force feedback on Linux (but this doesn't concern us for now…)

File:

• code/branches/resource2/src/ois/linux/LinuxJoyStickEvents.cpp (modified) (9 diffs)

code/branches/resource2/src/ois/linux/LinuxJoyStickEvents.cpp

@@ -37 +37 @@
 
 #include <sstream>
+# include <iostream>
+using namespace std;
 
 using namespace OIS;
 
 //#define OIS_LINUX_JOY_DEBUG
-
-#ifdef OIS_LINUX_JOY_DEBUG
-# include <iostream>
-  using namespace std;
-#endif
 
 //-------------------------------------------------------------------//
@@ -114 +111 @@
 
                         #ifdef OIS_LINUX_JOY_DEBUG
-                          std::cout << "\nButton Code: " << js[i].code << ", OIS Value: " << button << std::endl;
+                          cout << "\nButton Code: " << js[i].code << ", OIS Value: " << button << endl;
                         #endif
 
@@ -132 +129 @@
                         break;
                 }
-                case EV_ABS:  //Absoulte Axis
+
+                case EV_ABS:  //Absolute Axis
                 {
                         //A Stick (BrakeDefine is the highest possible Axis)
@@ -138 +136 @@
                         {
                                 int axis = mAxisMap[js[i].code];
-                                assert( axis < 32 && "Too many axes, not supported. Report this to OIS forums!" );
-                                
+                                assert( axis < 32 && "Too many axes (Max supported is 32). Report this to OIS forums!" );
+
                                 axisMoved[axis] = true;
 
@@ -190 +188 @@
                         break;
                 }
-                //Relative Axes (Do any joysticks actually have a relative axis?)
-                case EV_REL:
+
+                
+                case EV_REL: //Relative Axes (Do any joystick actually have a relative axis?)
+#ifdef OIS_LINUX_JOY_DEBUG
+                    cout << "\nWarning: Relatives axes not supported yet" << endl;
+#endif
+                        break;
                 default: break;
                 }
@@ -243 +246 @@
         for(int i = 0; i < 64; ++i )
         {
-                std::stringstream s;
+                stringstream s;
                 s << "/dev/input/event" << i;
-                int fd = open( s.str().c_str(), O_RDONLY |O_NONBLOCK );
+                int fd = open( s.str().c_str(), O_RDWR |O_NONBLOCK );
                 if(fd == -1)
                         continue;
-                
+
         #ifdef OIS_LINUX_JOY_DEBUG
-          std::cout << "\nOpening " << s.str() << "...";
+                  cout << "Opening " << s.str() << "..." << endl;
         #endif
                 try
@@ -259 +262 @@
                                 joys.push_back(js);
                 #ifdef OIS_LINUX_JOY_DEBUG
-                  std::cout << "\n__Joystick added to list";
+                  cout << "=> Joystick added to list." << endl;
                 #endif
                         }
@@ -265 +268 @@
                         {
                 #ifdef OIS_LINUX_JOY_DEBUG
-                  std::cout << "\n__Not a joystick!!";
+                  cout << "=> Not a joystick." << endl;
                 #endif
                                 close(fd);
@@ -273 +276 @@
                 {
             #ifdef OIS_LINUX_JOY_DEBUG
-              std::cout << "\nException caught!!";
+              cout << "Exception caught!!" << endl;
             #endif
                         close(fd);