Torque2D/engine/source/platformX86UNIX/x86UNIXInput_ScriptBinding.h

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/*! Use the isJoystickDetected function to determine if one or more joysticks are connected to the system.
    This doesn't tell us how many joysticks there are, just that there are joysticks. It is our job to find out how many and to attach them.
    @return Returns true if one or more joysticks are attached and detected, false otherwise.
    @sa disableJoystick, enableJoystick, getJoystickAxes
*/
ConsoleFunctionWithDocs( isJoystickDetected, ConsoleBool, 1, 1, () )
{
   UInputManager* manager = dynamic_cast<UInputManager*>(Input::getManager());
   if (manager)
      return manager->joystickDetected();
   else
      return false;
}

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/*! Use the getJoystickAxes function to get the current axes position (x and y ) of any intance of a joystick.
    @param instance A non-negative number value selecting a specific joystick instance attached to this computer.
    @return Returns a string containing the \x y\ position of the joystick.
    @sa disableJoystick, enableJoystick, isJoystickDetected
*/
ConsoleFunctionWithDocs( getJoystickAxes, ConsoleString, 2, 2, (instance) )
{
   UInputManager* manager = dynamic_cast<UInputManager*>(Input::getManager());
   if (manager)
      return manager->getJoystickAxesString(dAtoi(argv[1]));
   else
      return "";
}