Package net.java.games.input

Top level package for JInput.

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Description

Interface Summary

Component	An axis is a single button, slider, or dial, which has a single range.
Controller	A Controller represents a physical device, such as a keyboard, mouse, or joystick, or a logical grouping of related controls, such as a button pad or mouse ball.
ControllerListener	A listener for changes in the state of controllers
LinuxDevice
Rumbler	A Rumbler is a controller's mechanism for delivering feedback to the user through the device.

Class Summary

AbstractComponent	Skeleton implementation of a named axis.
AbstractController	An AbstractController is a skeleton implementation of a controller that contains a fixed number of axes, controllers, and rumblers.
AWTEnvironmentPlugin
AWTKeyboard
AWTKeyMap
AWTMouse
AWTMouse.Axis
AWTMouse.Button
Component.Identifier	Identifiers for different Axes.
Component.Identifier.Axis
Component.Identifier.Button
Component.Identifier.Key	KeyIDs for standard PC (LATIN-1) keyboards
Component.POV	POV enum for different positions.
Controller.PortType	Common controller port types.
Controller.Type	Types of controller objects.
ControllerEnvironment	A ControllerEnvironment represents a collection of controllers that are physically or logically linked.
ControllerEvent	An event that is fired when the state of a controller changes
DefaultControllerEnvironment	The default controller environment.
Event
EventQueue	A FIFO queue for input events.
Keyboard	A Keyboard is a type of controller consisting of a single controller, they keypad, which contains several axes (the keys).
LinuxAbsInfo
LinuxAbstractController	Represents a Linux controller
LinuxAxisDescriptor
LinuxCombinedController
LinuxComponent	Represents a linux Axis
LinuxConstantFF
LinuxControllers	helper methods for Linux specific Controllers
LinuxDeviceTask
LinuxDeviceThread	Linux doesn't have proper support for force feedback from different threads since it relies on PIDs to determine ownership of a particular effect slot.
LinuxEnvironmentPlugin	Environment plugin for linux
LinuxEvent
LinuxEventComponent
LinuxEventDevice
LinuxForceFeedbackEffect
LinuxInputID
LinuxJoystickAbstractController	Represents a Linux controller
LinuxJoystickAxis	Represents a linux Axis
LinuxJoystickButton	Represents a linux button from the joystick interface
LinuxJoystickDevice
LinuxJoystickEvent
LinuxJoystickPOV
LinuxKeyboard	Represents an OSX Keyboard
LinuxMouse	Represents an OSX Mouse
LinuxNativeTypesMap	Mapping utility class between native type ints and string names or Key.Identifiers
LinuxPOV	Represents a linux button
LinuxRumbleFF
Mouse	A Mouse is a type of controller consisting of two child controllers, a ball and a button pad.
NativeDefinitions	This file is generated from /usr/include/linux/input.h please do not edit
PluginClassLoader	Loads all plugins.
Version	The version and build number of this implementation.

Package net.java.games.input Description

Top level package for JInput.

Package Specification

Use -Djinput.useDefaultPlugin=false (or net.java.games.input.useDefaultPlugin=false) to disable automatic loading of the default plugin for the platform.
Use -Djinput.plugins (or net.java.games.input.plugins) and specifiy a list of class name to over ride the plugins system. This will force the classes passed to be loaded first, then plugins will be searched for in the default manner (./controller/*.jar)
Use -Djinput.controllerPluginPath to change the path the plugins mechanism will use to search for plugin Jars.