Represents the physical topology of controller add-ons. More...

#include <PhysicalTopology.h>

Public Member Functions
	CPhysicalTopology ()=default

	CPhysicalTopology (bool bProvidesInput, std::vector< CPhysicalPort > ports)

void	Reset ()

bool	ProvidesInput () const
	Check if the controller can provide player input.

const std::vector< CPhysicalPort > &	Ports () const
	Get a list of ports provided by this controller.

bool	Deserialize (const tinyxml2::XMLElement *pElement)

Detailed Description

Represents the physical topology of controller add-ons.

The physical topology of a controller defines how many ports it has and whether it can provide player input (hubs like the Super Multitap don't provide input).

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ CPhysicalTopology() [1/2]

KODI::GAME::CPhysicalTopology::CPhysicalTopology ( )

default

◆ CPhysicalTopology() [2/2]

CPhysicalTopology::CPhysicalTopology	(	bool	bProvidesInput,
		std::vector< CPhysicalPort >	ports )

Member Function Documentation

◆ Deserialize()

bool CPhysicalTopology::Deserialize ( const tinyxml2::XMLElement * pElement )

◆ Ports()

const std::vector< CPhysicalPort > & KODI::GAME::CPhysicalTopology::Ports ( ) const

inline

Get a list of ports provided by this controller.

Returns: The ports

◆ ProvidesInput()

bool KODI::GAME::CPhysicalTopology::ProvidesInput ( ) const

inline

Check if the controller can provide player input.

This allows hubs to specify that they provide no input

Returns: True if the controller can provide player input, false otherwise

◆ Reset()

void CPhysicalTopology::Reset ( )

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

Public Member Functions