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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
namespace UnityStandardAssets.CrossPlatformInput
{
public abstract class VirtualInput
{
public Vector3 virtualMousePosition { get; private set; }
protected Dictionary<string, CrossPlatformInputManager.VirtualAxis> m_VirtualAxes =
new Dictionary<string, CrossPlatformInputManager.VirtualAxis>();
// Dictionary to store the name relating to the virtual axes
protected Dictionary<string, CrossPlatformInputManager.VirtualButton> m_VirtualButtons =
new Dictionary<string, CrossPlatformInputManager.VirtualButton>();
protected List<string> m_AlwaysUseVirtual = new List<string>();
// list of the axis and button names that have been flagged to always use a virtual axis or button
public bool AxisExists(string name)
{
return m_VirtualAxes.ContainsKey(name);
}
public bool ButtonExists(string name)
{
return m_VirtualButtons.ContainsKey(name);
}
public void RegisterVirtualAxis(CrossPlatformInputManager.VirtualAxis axis)
{
// check if we already have an axis with that name and log and error if we do
if (m_VirtualAxes.ContainsKey(axis.name))
{
Debug.LogError("There is already a virtual axis named " + axis.name + " registered.");
}
else
{
// add any new axes
m_VirtualAxes.Add(axis.name, axis);
// if we dont want to match with the input manager setting then revert to always using virtual
if (!axis.matchWithInputManager)
{
m_AlwaysUseVirtual.Add(axis.name);
}
}
}
public void RegisterVirtualButton(CrossPlatformInputManager.VirtualButton button)
{
// check if already have a buttin with that name and log an error if we do
if (m_VirtualButtons.ContainsKey(button.name))
{
Debug.LogError("There is already a virtual button named " + button.name + " registered.");
}
else
{
// add any new buttons
m_VirtualButtons.Add(button.name, button);
// if we dont want to match to the input manager then always use a virtual axis
if (!button.matchWithInputManager)
{
m_AlwaysUseVirtual.Add(button.name);
}
}
}
public void UnRegisterVirtualAxis(string name)
{
// if we have an axis with that name then remove it from our dictionary of registered axes
if (m_VirtualAxes.ContainsKey(name))
{
m_VirtualAxes.Remove(name);
}
}
public void UnRegisterVirtualButton(string name)
{
// if we have a button with this name then remove it from our dictionary of registered buttons
if (m_VirtualButtons.ContainsKey(name))
{
m_VirtualButtons.Remove(name);
}
}
// returns a reference to a named virtual axis if it exists otherwise null
public CrossPlatformInputManager.VirtualAxis VirtualAxisReference(string name)
{
return m_VirtualAxes.ContainsKey(name) ? m_VirtualAxes[name] : null;
}
public void SetVirtualMousePositionX(float f)
{
virtualMousePosition = new Vector3(f, virtualMousePosition.y, virtualMousePosition.z);
}
public void SetVirtualMousePositionY(float f)
{
virtualMousePosition = new Vector3(virtualMousePosition.x, f, virtualMousePosition.z);
}
public void SetVirtualMousePositionZ(float f)
{
virtualMousePosition = new Vector3(virtualMousePosition.x, virtualMousePosition.y, f);
}
public abstract float GetAxis(string name, bool raw);
public abstract bool GetButton(string name);
public abstract bool GetButtonDown(string name);
public abstract bool GetButtonUp(string name);
public abstract void SetButtonDown(string name);
public abstract void SetButtonUp(string name);
public abstract void SetAxisPositive(string name);
public abstract void SetAxisNegative(string name);
public abstract void SetAxisZero(string name);
public abstract void SetAxis(string name, float value);
public abstract Vector3 MousePosition();
}
}