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/* KallistiOS ##version##

   dc/maple/keyboard.h
   Copyright (C) 2000-2002 Jordan DeLong and Dan Potter
   Copyright (C) 2012 Lawrence Sebald

*/

/** \file   dc/maple/keyboard.h
    \brief  Definitions for using the keyboard device.

    This file contains the definitions needed to access the Maple keyboard
    device. Obviously, this corresponds to the MAPLE_FUNC_KEYBOARD function
    code.

    \author Jordan DeLong
    \author Dan Potter
    \author Lawrence Sebald
*/

#ifndef __DC_MAPLE_KEYBOARD_H
#define __DC_MAPLE_KEYBOARD_H

#include <sys/cdefs.h>
__BEGIN_DECLS

#include <arch/types.h>
#include <dc/maple.h>

/** \defgroup   kbd_mods    Keyboard modifier keys

    These are the various modifiers that can be pressed on the keyboard, and are
    reflected in the modifiers field of kbd_cond_t.
    @{
*/
#define KBD_MOD_LCTRL       (1<<0)
#define KBD_MOD_LSHIFT      (1<<1)
#define KBD_MOD_LALT        (1<<2)
#define KBD_MOD_S1          (1<<3)
#define KBD_MOD_RCTRL       (1<<4)
#define KBD_MOD_RSHIFT      (1<<5)
#define KBD_MOD_RALT        (1<<6)
#define KBD_MOD_S2          (1<<7)
/** @} */

/** \defgroup   kbd_leds    Keyboard LEDs

    This is the LEDs that can be turned on and off on the keyboard. This list
    may not be exhaustive. Think of these sorta like an extension of the
    modifiers list.
    @{
*/
#define KBD_LED_NUMLOCK     (1<<0)
#define KBD_LED_CAPSLOCK    (1<<1)
#define KBD_LED_SCRLOCK     (1<<2)
/** @} */

/** \defgroup   kbd_keys    Keyboard keys

    This is the list of keys that are on the keyboard that may be pressed. The
    keyboard returns keys in this format.
    @{
*/
#define KBD_KEY_NONE            0x00
#define KBD_KEY_ERROR           0x01
#define KBD_KEY_A               0x04
#define KBD_KEY_B               0x05
#define KBD_KEY_C               0x06
#define KBD_KEY_D               0x07
#define KBD_KEY_E               0x08
#define KBD_KEY_F               0x09
#define KBD_KEY_G               0x0a
#define KBD_KEY_H               0x0b
#define KBD_KEY_I               0x0c
#define KBD_KEY_J               0x0d
#define KBD_KEY_K               0x0e
#define KBD_KEY_L               0x0f
#define KBD_KEY_M               0x10
#define KBD_KEY_N               0x11
#define KBD_KEY_O               0x12
#define KBD_KEY_P               0x13
#define KBD_KEY_Q               0x14
#define KBD_KEY_R               0x15
#define KBD_KEY_S               0x16
#define KBD_KEY_T               0x17
#define KBD_KEY_U               0x18
#define KBD_KEY_V               0x19
#define KBD_KEY_W               0x1a
#define KBD_KEY_X               0x1b
#define KBD_KEY_Y               0x1c
#define KBD_KEY_Z               0x1d
#define KBD_KEY_1               0x1e
#define KBD_KEY_2               0x1f
#define KBD_KEY_3               0x20
#define KBD_KEY_4               0x21
#define KBD_KEY_5               0x22
#define KBD_KEY_6               0x23
#define KBD_KEY_7               0x24
#define KBD_KEY_8               0x25
#define KBD_KEY_9               0x26
#define KBD_KEY_0               0x27
#define KBD_KEY_ENTER           0x28
#define KBD_KEY_ESCAPE          0x29
#define KBD_KEY_BACKSPACE       0x2a
#define KBD_KEY_TAB             0x2b
#define KBD_KEY_SPACE           0x2c
#define KBD_KEY_MINUS           0x2d
#define KBD_KEY_PLUS            0x2e
#define KBD_KEY_LBRACKET        0x2f
#define KBD_KEY_RBRACKET        0x30
#define KBD_KEY_BACKSLASH       0x31
#define KBD_KEY_SEMICOLON       0x33
#define KBD_KEY_QUOTE           0x34
#define KBD_KEY_TILDE           0x35
#define KBD_KEY_COMMA           0x36
#define KBD_KEY_PERIOD          0x37
#define KBD_KEY_SLASH           0x38
#define KBD_KEY_CAPSLOCK        0x39
#define KBD_KEY_F1              0x3a
#define KBD_KEY_F2              0x3b
#define KBD_KEY_F3              0x3c
#define KBD_KEY_F4              0x3d
#define KBD_KEY_F5              0x3e
#define KBD_KEY_F6              0x3f
#define KBD_KEY_F7              0x40
#define KBD_KEY_F8              0x41
#define KBD_KEY_F9              0x42
#define KBD_KEY_F10             0x43
#define KBD_KEY_F11             0x44
#define KBD_KEY_F12             0x45
#define KBD_KEY_PRINT           0x46
#define KBD_KEY_SCRLOCK         0x47
#define KBD_KEY_PAUSE           0x48
#define KBD_KEY_INSERT          0x49
#define KBD_KEY_HOME            0x4a
#define KBD_KEY_PGUP            0x4b
#define KBD_KEY_DEL             0x4c
#define KBD_KEY_END             0x4d
#define KBD_KEY_PGDOWN          0x4e
#define KBD_KEY_RIGHT           0x4f
#define KBD_KEY_LEFT            0x50
#define KBD_KEY_DOWN            0x51
#define KBD_KEY_UP              0x52
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_NUMLOCK     0x53
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_DIVIDE      0x54
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_MULTIPLY    0x55
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_MINUS       0x56
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_PLUS        0x57
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_ENTER       0x58
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_1           0x59
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_2           0x5a
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_3           0x5b
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_4           0x5c
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_5           0x5d
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_6           0x5e
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_7           0x5f
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_8           0x60
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_9           0x61
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_0           0x62
#define KBD_KEY_PAD_PERIOD      0x63
#define KBD_KEY_S3              0x65
/** @} */

/** \defgroup   kbd_regions Keyboard region codes

    This is the list of possible values for the "region" field in the
    kbd_state_t structure.
    @{
*/
#define KBD_REGION_JP       1           /**< \brief Japanese keyboard */
#define KBD_REGION_US       2           /**< \brief US keyboard */
/** @} */

/** \brief  Size of a keyboard queue.

    Each keyboard queue will hold this many elements. Once the queue fills, no
    new elements will be placed on the queue. As long as you check the queue
    relatively frequently, the default of 16 should be plenty.

    \note   This <strong>MUST</strong> be a power of two.
*/
#define KBD_QUEUE_SIZE 16

/** \brief  Keyboard keymap.

    This structure represents a mapping from raw key values to ASCII values, if
    appropriate. This handles base values as well as shifted values.

    \headerfile dc/maple/keyboard.h
*/
typedef struct kbd_keymap {
    uint8 base[256];
    uint8 shifted[256];
} kbd_keymap_t;

/** \brief  Keyboard raw condition structure.

    This structure is what the keyboard responds with as its current status.

    \headerfile dc/maple/keyboard.h
*/
typedef struct {
    uint8 modifiers;    /**< \brief Bitmask of set modifiers. */
    uint8 leds;         /**< \brief Bitmask of set LEDs */
    uint8 keys[6];      /**< \brief Key codes for currently pressed keys. */
} kbd_cond_t;

/** \brief  Keyboard status structure.

    This structure holds information about the current status of the keyboard
    device. This is what maple_dev_status() will return.

    \headerfile dc/maple/keyboard.h
*/
typedef struct kbd_state {
    /** \brief  The lastest raw condition of the keyboard. */
    kbd_cond_t cond;

    /** \brief  Key array.

        This array lists the state of all possible keys on the keyboard. It can
        be used for key repeat and debouncing. This will be non-zero if the key
        is currently being pressed.

        \see    kbd_keys
    */
    uint8 matrix[256];

    /** \brief  Modifier key status. */
    int shift_keys;

    /** \brief  Keyboard type/region. */
    int region;

    /** \brief  Individual keyboard queue.
        You should not access this variable directly. Please use the appropriate
        function to access it. */
    uint32 key_queue[KBD_QUEUE_SIZE];
    int queue_tail;                     /**< \brief Key queue tail. */
    int queue_head;                     /**< \brief Key queue head. */
    int queue_len;                      /**< \brief Current length of queue. */
} kbd_state_t;

/** \brief  Activate or deactivate global key queueing.

    This function will turn the internal keyboard queueing on or off. Note that
    there is only one queue for the whole system, no matter how many keyboards
    are attached, and the queue is of fairly limited length. Turning queueing
    off is useful (for instance) in a game where individual keypresses don't
    mean as much as having the keys up or down does.

    You can clear the queue (without popping all the keys off) by setting the
    active value to a different value than it was.

    The queue is by default on, unless you turn it off.

    \param  active          Set to non-zero to activate the queue.
    \note                   The global queue does not account for non-US
                            keyboard layouts and is deprecated. Please use the
                            individual queues instead for future code.
*/
void kbd_set_queue(int active) __attribute__((deprecated));

/** \brief  Pop a key off the global keyboard queue.

    This function pops the front off of the keyboard queue, and returns the
    value to the caller. The value returned will be the ASCII value of the key
    pressed (accounting for the shift keys being pressed).

    If a key does not have an ASCII value associated with it, the raw key code
    will be returned, shifted up by 8 bits.

    \return                 The value at the front of the queue, or -1 if there
                            are no keys in the queue or queueing is off.
    \note                   This function does not account for non-US keyboard
                            layouts properly (for compatibility with old code),
                            and is deprecated. Use the individual keyboard
                            queues instead to properly account for non-US
                            keyboards.
    \see                    kbd_queue_pop()
*/
int kbd_get_key() __attribute__((deprecated));

/** \brief  Pop a key off a specific keyboard's queue.

    This function pops the front element off of the specified keyboard queue,
    and returns the value of that key to the caller.

    If the xlat parameter is non-zero and the key represents an ISO-8859-1
    character, that is the value that will be returned from this function.
    Otherwise if xlat is non-zero, it will be the raw key code, shifted up by 8
    bits.

    If the xlat parameter is zero, the lower 8 bits of the returned value will
    be the raw key code. The next 8 bits will be the modifier keys that were
    down when the key was pressed (a bitfield of KBD_MOD_* values). The next 3
    bits will be the lock key status (a bitfield of KBD_LED_* values).

    \param  dev             The keyboard device to read from.
    \param  xlat            Set to non-zero to do key translation. Otherwise,
                            you'll simply get the raw key value. Raw key values
                            are not mapped at all, so you are responsible for
                            figuring out what it is by the region.

    \return                 The value at the front of the queue, or -1 if there
                            are no keys in the queue.
*/
int kbd_queue_pop(maple_device_t *dev, int xlat);

/* \cond */
/* Init / Shutdown */
int kbd_init();
void kbd_shutdown();
/* \endcond */

__END_DECLS

#endif  /* __DC_MAPLE_KEYBOARD_H */