* First crack at light sensor support for Linux
* Add light-sensor support to most Linux input drivers
* Fix a compiler error
- Whoops, forgot to declare `sdl`
* Refactor linux_illuminance_sensor_t
- Allow the poll rate to be specified
- Poll the sensor on a separate thread
- Open a file handle each time we poll the sensor, since sysfs doesn't update the contents of an existing handle
* Set the `done` flag when closing the light sensor
- Whoops
* Avoid a division by zero when updating the poll rate of an existing sensor
* Don't try to open illuminance sensors from ".", "..", or hidden files
* Never mind
* Fix some silly mistakes
* Skip hidden files, ".", and ".."
* Cancel the sensor poll thread mid-sleep when closing it
- POSIX says it's fine
* Add to CHANGES.md
* Address feedback given on PR
* Use libretro-common's file system instead of stdio
Because shift keys were ignored in the event message and only issued during polling, a quick key press and release between polling would get ignored.
This change also fixes left alt up key events getting issued (and sent to the core) twice.
* Massive reduction in heap space allocation, going from settings struct
264kb to 119Kb
* Use NAME_MAX_LENGTH for base paths/names, etc
* Use DIR_MAX_LENGTH for directory sizes
A new input driver (test_input), similar to test joypad driver.
Takes its inputs from a json file provided in options. Supports
keyboard input and sensor input (accelerometer, gyroscope,
illuminance).
Remote Retropad extended with a sensor test screen.
Support added for extra mouse buttons. Since these buttons were
not returned by XQueryPointer(), some additional logic was needed
which fit best to scroll wheel handling.
- Add missing numlock mod to dinput
- Add missing scrolllock mod to x11
- Add missing capslock, numlock, scrolllock and meta mods to android
- Add missing scrolllock mod to sdl
- Add missing capslock, numlock, scrolllock and meta mods to switch
- Add missing numlock mod to winraw
- Add missing numlock mod to uwp
* Add grab_mouse interface for Android
Makes mouse grabbing and 'Game Focus' work on Android with a real mouse
Properly handle relative mouse motion events on Android (SDK 28 and newer)
* Enable workflow_dispatch on CI Android
* Update android_mouse_calculate_deltas callsites
* Add RETRO_DEVICE_MOUSE to android_input_get_capabilities
* Use Handler to trigger UI events (toggle mouse, immersive mode) with 300ms delay
* Enable input_auto_mouse_grab by default for Android
* Handle RARCH_DEVICE_MOUSE_SCREEN in Android input driver
* Add android.hardware.type.pc to manifest
* Don't attempt to set pointer speed via scaling in android_mouse_calculate_deltas
* Keep x/y values within viewport resolution for screen mouse
* Use video_driver_get_size to get width/height
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Co-authored-by: Bernhard Schelling <14200249+schellingb@users.noreply.github.com>
* Increase emscripten stack size and decrease path size to fix emscripten builds broken since de45fc2
* use modularize flags for better-behaved javascript output
* makefile and loader changes
* use specialHTMLTargets to support modular access to canvas
* bind key events to canvas, not document
This way focus means focus and we can have multiple RA instances in
one page.
* Work around an emscripten bug in strict mode
* (Emscripten) Use console.error() for error messages
* increase asyncify stack size
* Fix `-lm` flag-related compile warnings in emscripten
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Co-authored-by: Rob Loach <robloach@gmail.com>
* Input: Udev: Fix touch support building against older kernel headers
* Input: Udev: Fix Touch Deep Debug compile issues
* Input: Joypad: Udev: Joypad: Add Change detection for udev events
This is handy with controllers like the Nintendo Joycons that have a daemon
app in the background to handle combining them into one controller(Joycond)
Since the device was already added, but joycond clamped permissions on evdev
retroarch was never updating the controller input change, this fixes that issue.
Note: Needs a patch in joycond as well, to send change uevent.
This shouldnt cause any issues with other controllers, as the kernel probably
will never send change events for these device types.
* Lakka: Add canary builds to updater
