Joystick.GameController Class Reference
#include
<class_joystick_1_1_game_controller.h>
Inheritance diagram for
Joystick.GameController:
Public Member Functions |
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| __init__ () | |
| setEventQueue () | |
| sendMessage () | |
| Sends a message. |
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| setJoystick () | |
| getJoystick () | |
| getName () | |
| handleEvent () | |
| dispatchEvent () | |
| printInfo () | |
Public Attributes |
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| int | kUp = 1 |
| int | kDown = 1 |
| int | kLeft = 1 |
| int | kRight = 1 |
| string | kIdle = "Idle" |
| string | kPress = "Press" |
| string | kRelease = "Release" |
| string | kHold = "Hold" |
Member Function Documentation
| Joystick.GameController.__init__ | ( | ) |
| Joystick.GameController.setEventQueue | ( | ) |
| Joystick.GameController.sendMessage | ( | ) |
Sends a message.
It can be called one of two ways: 1) sender.sendMessage( messageId, messageData ), where:
- messageId is a string representing the message id
- messageData is a tuple representing the message data 2) sender.sendMessage( message ), where:
- message is a message created using sender.createMessage()
An optional keyword argument, requestUndo, specifies whether undo will be enabled for this message. By default, requestUndo is set to True,
Returns the sent message, or None if the message could not be created.
Reimplemented from MessagingAPI.MessageSender.
| Joystick.GameController.setJoystick | ( | ) |
| Joystick.GameController.getJoystick | ( | ) |
| Joystick.GameController.getName | ( | ) |
| Joystick.GameController.handleEvent | ( | ) |
Reimplemented in Joystick.GenericController.
| Joystick.GameController.dispatchEvent | ( | ) |
| Joystick.GameController.printInfo | ( | ) |
Member Data Documentation
| string Joystick.GameController.kIdle = "Idle" |
| string Joystick.GameController.kPress = "Press" |
| string Joystick.GameController.kRelease = "Release" |
| string Joystick.GameController.kHold = "Hold" |
