HaxeFlixel/flixel

package flixel.input.gamepad.id;

import flixel.input.gamepad.FlxGamepadAnalogStick;

/**
    * IDs for PlayStation 4 controllers
    *
    *-------
    * NOTES
    *-------
    *
    * WINDOWS: seems to work fine without any special drivers on Windows 10 (and I seem to recall the same on Windows 7).
    * DS4Windows is the popular 3rd-party utility here, but it will make the PS4 controller look like a 360 controller, which
    * means that it will be indistinguishable from an XInput device to flixel (DS4Windows: http://ds4windows.com).
    *
    * LINUX: the PS4 controller will be detected as an XInput device when using xpad (see notes in XInputID.hx)
    *
    * MAC: the PS4 controller seemed to work perfectly without anything special installed, and was not detected in the 360Controller
    * control panel, so it might just work right out of the box!
 */
class PS4ID
{
    #if flash
    public static inline var SQUARE:Int = 10;
    public static inline var X:Int = 11;
    public static inline var CIRCLE:Int = 12;
    public static inline var TRIANGLE:Int = 13;
    public static inline var L1:Int = 14;
    public static inline var R1:Int = 15;
    public static inline var L2:Int = 16;
    public static inline var R2:Int = 17;
    public static inline var SHARE:Int = 18;
    public static inline var OPTIONS:Int = 19;
    public static inline var LEFT_STICK_CLICK:Int = 20;
    public static inline var RIGHT_STICK_CLICK:Int = 21;
    public static inline var PS:Int = 22;
    public static inline var TOUCHPAD_CLICK:Int = 23;

    public static var LEFT_ANALOG_STICK(default, null) = new FlxGamepadAnalogStick(0, 1, {
        up: 24,
        down: 25,
        left: 26,
        right: 27
    });
    public static var RIGHT_ANALOG_STICK(default, null) = new FlxGamepadAnalogStick(2, 5, {
        up: 28,
        down: 29,
        left: 30,
        right: 31
    });

    public static inline var DPAD_UP:Int = 6;
    public static inline var DPAD_DOWN:Int = 7;
    public static inline var DPAD_LEFT:Int = 8;
    public static inline var DPAD_RIGHT:Int = 9;
    #elseif FLX_GAMEINPUT_API
    // #if (html5 || windows || mac || linux)
    public static inline var X:Int = 6;
    public static inline var CIRCLE:Int = 7;
    public static inline var SQUARE:Int = 8;
    public static inline var TRIANGLE:Int = 9;
    public static inline var PS:Int = 11;
    public static inline var OPTIONS:Int = 12;
    public static inline var LEFT_STICK_CLICK:Int = 13;
    public static inline var RIGHT_STICK_CLICK:Int = 14;
    public static inline var L1:Int = 15;
    public static inline var R1:Int = 16;

    #if ps4
    public static inline var TOUCHPAD_CLICK:Int = 10; // On an actual PS4, share is reserved by the system, and the touchpad click can serve more or less as a replacement for the "back/select" button

    public static var LEFT_ANALOG_STICK(default, null) = new FlxGamepadAnalogStick(0, 1, {
        up: 32,
        down: 33,
        left: 34,
        right: 35
    });
    public static var RIGHT_ANALOG_STICK(default, null) = new FlxGamepadAnalogStick(2, 3, {
        up: 36,
        down: 37,
        left: 38,
        right: 39
    });

    public static inline var SHARE:Int = 40; // Not accessible on an actual PS4, just setting it to a dummy value
    #else
    public static inline var SHARE:Int = 10; // This is only accessible when not using an actual Playstation 4, otherwise it's reserved by the system

    public static var LEFT_ANALOG_STICK(default, null) = new FlxGamepadAnalogStick(0, 1, {
        up: 22,
        down: 23,
        left: 24,
        right: 25
    });
    public static var RIGHT_ANALOG_STICK(default, null) = new FlxGamepadAnalogStick(2, 3, {
        up: 26,
        down: 27,
        left: 28,
        right: 29
    });

    public static inline var TOUCHPAD_CLICK:Int = 30; // I don't believe this is normally accessible on PC, just setting it to a dummy value

    #end
    public static inline var L2:Int = 4;
    public static inline var R2:Int = 5;

    public static inline var DPAD_UP:Int = 17;
    public static inline var DPAD_DOWN:Int = 18;
    public static inline var DPAD_LEFT:Int = 19;
    public static inline var DPAD_RIGHT:Int = 20;

    // On linux the drivers we're testing with just make the PS4 controller look like an XInput device,
    // So strictly speaking these ID's will probably not be used, but the compiler needs something or
    // else it will not compile on Linux
    #else // "legacy"
    public static inline var SQUARE:Int = 0;
    public static inline var X:Int = 1;
    public static inline var CIRCLE:Int = 2;
    public static inline var TRIANGLE:Int = 3;
    public static inline var L1:Int = 4;
    public static inline var R1:Int = 5;

    public static inline var SHARE:Int = 8;
    public static inline var OPTIONS:Int = 9;
    public static inline var LEFT_STICK_CLICK:Int = 10;
    public static inline var RIGHT_STICK_CLICK:Int = 11;
    public static inline var PS:Int = 12;
    public static inline var TOUCHPAD_CLICK:Int = 13;

    public static inline var L2:Int = 3;
    public static inline var R2:Int = 4;

    public static var LEFT_ANALOG_STICK(default, null) = new FlxGamepadAnalogStick(0, 1, {
        up: 27,
        down: 28,
        left: 29,
        right: 30
    });
    public static var RIGHT_ANALOG_STICK(default, null) = new FlxGamepadAnalogStick(2, 5, {
        up: 31,
        down: 32,
        left: 33,
        right: 34
    });

    // "fake" IDs, we manually watch for hat axis changes and then send events using these otherwise unused joystick button codes
    public static inline var DPAD_LEFT:Int = 15;
    public static inline var DPAD_RIGHT:Int = 16;
    public static inline var DPAD_DOWN:Int = 17;
    public static inline var DPAD_UP:Int = 18;
    #end
}