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// OculusReportMenu/Input.cs - Handles controller input
// (C) Copyright 2024 - 2026 SirKingBinx - MIT License

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.InputSystem;
using UnityEngine.XR;
using Valve.VR;

namespace OculusReportMenu;

/*
 * OculusReportMenu allows you to rebind what controller inputs are required to open the menu.
 * This is where that data is stored.
 */

internal class Input
{
    internal static float Sensitivity = 0.5f;

    // -- All of these are set by Main.Start; see that for how this info is gathered -- //
    internal static ORM_Button OpenButton1 = ORM_Button.LeftPrimary;
    internal static ORM_Button OpenButton2 = ORM_Button.LeftSecondary;

    internal static bool EnableTabOpening;
    // -- END "all of these" -- //

    // Note: this stuff is pending a rewrite to save a bunch of CPU cycles and do some optimization tricks:
    // Resolve what method is needed to get controller input on startup, saving a whole lot of code
    internal static bool Activated
    {
        get
        {
            bool custom = CheckButtonPressedStatus(OpenButton1)
                && CheckButtonPressedStatus(OpenButton2)
            ;

            bool tab = EnableTabOpening
                && Keyboard.current.tabKey.isPressed;

            return custom || tab;
        }
    }

    private static bool CheckButtonPressedStatus(ORM_Button thisEntry)
    {
        bool temporarySClick;

        switch (thisEntry)
        {
            case ORM_Button.LeftPrimary: return ControllerInputPoller.instance.leftControllerPrimaryButton;
            case ORM_Button.LeftSecondary: return ControllerInputPoller.instance.leftControllerSecondaryButton;
            case ORM_Button.LeftTrigger: return ControllerInputPoller.instance.leftControllerIndexFloat > Sensitivity;
            case ORM_Button.LeftGrip: return ControllerInputPoller.instance.leftControllerGripFloat > Sensitivity;
            case ORM_Button.LeftJoystickClick:
                if (Main.Instance._platformSteam)
                    temporarySClick = SteamVR_Actions.gorillaTag_LeftJoystickClick.state;
                else
                    InputDevices.GetDeviceAtXRNode(XRNode.LeftHand).TryGetFeatureValue(UnityEngine.XR.CommonUsages.primary2DAxisClick, out temporarySClick);

                return temporarySClick;

            // right hand
            case ORM_Button.RightPrimary: return ControllerInputPoller.instance.rightControllerPrimaryButton;
            case ORM_Button.RightSecondary: return ControllerInputPoller.instance.rightControllerSecondaryButton;
            case ORM_Button.RightTrigger: return ControllerInputPoller.instance.rightControllerIndexFloat > Sensitivity;
            case ORM_Button.RightGrip: return ControllerInputPoller.instance.rightControllerGripFloat > Sensitivity;
            case ORM_Button.RightJoystickClick:
                if (Main.Instance._platformSteam)
                    temporarySClick = SteamVR_Actions.gorillaTag_RightJoystickClick.state;
                else
                    InputDevices.GetDeviceAtXRNode(XRNode.RightHand).TryGetFeatureValue(UnityEngine.XR.CommonUsages.primary2DAxisClick, out temporarySClick);

                return temporarySClick;

            // NAN
            case ORM_Button.None:
                return true;
        }

        return false;
    }
}

// Here's where our button names are stored.
public enum ORM_Button
{
    None = -1,

    LeftPrimary = 0,
    LeftSecondary,
    LeftGrip,
    LeftTrigger,
    LeftJoystickClick,

    RightPrimary = 10,
    RightSecondary,
    RightGrip,
    RightTrigger,
    RightJoystickClick
}