[Development] Resurrecting QtGamepad
Arno Rehn
a.rehn at menlosystems.com
Mon May 12 12:28:15 CEST 2025
Hi Andy,
On 12.05.2025 12:19, Andy Nichols wrote:
> I’m a bit confused about what’s being proposed/discussed here. We did
> revive QtGamepad, in so far as we integrated the changes I proposed a
> couple of years ago. That includes a module for recreating 95% of the
> same API that was in QtGamepad in Qt 5.x, as well as many additional
> features that have been requested during the lifetime of QtGamepad
> (support for all joystick-like controllers with a lower level API
> exposing buttons and axis’s etc).
I guess we're equally confused :-) I was under the impression that the
"new", revived QtGamepad was still in development and not yet
functional. If that it is not the case, all the better!
> However, the QtGamepad module is not
> part of Qt 6, so it doesn’t have access to the CI infrastructure so it
> can and does break. I’m not sure what is being proposed then. Why not
> just propose that the QtGamepad module be again included in qt5.git
> (qt6) and re-added to the CI/packaging infrastructure?
> So that is if we’re considering giving official status to a “legacy”
> port of the 5.15 version, I would rather us opt for just re-elevating
> qtgamepad as it stands in the official repo now and preparing that one
> for release as part of Qt 6.
If it works, yes! I'm all for it!
Cheers,
Arno
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