Crate objc2_game_controller

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§Bindings to the `GameController` framework

See Apple’s docs and the general docs on framework crates for more information.

Structs§

GCAccelerationGCMotion: A 3 dimensional acceleration vector measured as scalar multiples of earth’s gravitational acceleration, G.
GCColorGCColor: Represents a color used by a GCDeviceLight.
GCControllerGCController: Controllers are available to an application that links to GameController.framework. There are 2 ways to access controllers paired to the system, adopt both to ensure the best user experience:
GCControllerAxisInputGCControllerAxisInput and GCControllerElement: Apple’s documentation
GCControllerButtonInputGCControllerButtonInput and GCControllerElement: Apple’s documentation
GCControllerDirectionPadGCControllerDirectionPad and GCControllerElement: A direction pad is a common grouping of 2 axis inputs where the input can also be interpreted as 2 sets of mutually exclusive button pairs. Only one button in each pair, {up, down} and {left, right}, can be pressed at any one time.
GCControllerElementGCControllerElement: Every controller element knows which collection it belongs to and whether its input value is analog or digital.
GCControllerInputStateGCControllerInput: Apple’s documentation
GCControllerLiveInputGCControllerInput: Apple’s documentation
GCControllerPlayerIndexGCController: This is the player index that a connected controller will have if it has never been assigned a player index on the current system. Controllers retain the player index they have been assigned between game sessions, so if you wish to unset the player index of a controller set it back to this value.
GCControllerTouchpadGCControllerElement and GCControllerTouchpad: A touchpad is a touch-based two axis input with a notion of “touch state”. It keeps track of whether the touchpad is actively being touched, and generates events based on a change in touch state.
GCDeviceBatteryGCDeviceBattery: A controller battery is an abstract representation of the battery level and battery status of a GCController instance.
GCDeviceBatteryStateGCDeviceBattery: This is the battery status and it’s represented by one of the following values: GCControllerBatteryStateUnknown means that the current state of battery is unknown or cannot be determined GCControllerBatteryStateDischarging means that controller is on battery and discharging at this moment GCControllerBatteryStateCharging means that controller is plugged in, but it’s battery level is less than 100% GCControllerBatteryStateFull means that controller is plugged in and it’s battery level is 100%
GCDeviceCursorGCControllerDirectionPad and GCControllerElement and GCDeviceCursor: A cursor is a Direction Pad that has its axis extended from [-1; 1] to [width; height] range Up, down, left, right allows to use mouse to simulate DirectionaPad or Thumbstick since values are normalized for these elements
GCDeviceHapticsGCDeviceHaptics: Apple’s documentation
GCDeviceLightGCDeviceLight: A controller light is an abstract representation of the light-emitting capabilities of a GCController instance.
GCDevicePhysicalInputElementChangeGCDevicePhysicalInputStateDiff: Apple’s documentation
GCDirectionalGamepadGCDirectionalGamepad and GCMicroGamepad and GCPhysicalInputProfile: Directional Gamepad profile.
GCDualSenseAdaptiveTriggerGCControllerButtonInput and GCControllerElement and GCDualSenseAdaptiveTrigger: DualSense triggers are required to be analog inputs. Common uses would be acceleration and decelleration in a driving game for example.
GCDualSenseAdaptiveTriggerModeGCDualSenseAdaptiveTrigger: Apple’s documentation
GCDualSenseAdaptiveTriggerPositionalAmplitudesGCDualSenseAdaptiveTrigger: Apple’s documentation
GCDualSenseAdaptiveTriggerPositionalResistiveStrengthsGCDualSenseAdaptiveTrigger: Apple’s documentation
GCDualSenseAdaptiveTriggerStatusGCDualSenseAdaptiveTrigger: Apple’s documentation
GCDualSenseGamepadGCDualSenseGamepad and GCExtendedGamepad and GCPhysicalInputProfile: The GCDualSenseGamepad profile represents any supported DualSense controller.
GCDualShockGamepadGCDualShockGamepad and GCExtendedGamepad and GCPhysicalInputProfile: The GCDualShockGamepad profile represents any supported DualShock 4 controller.
GCEulerAnglesGCMotion: A structure containing 3-axis rotation data. The angles are rotated in order or pitch then yaw then roll.
GCEventViewControllerGCEventViewController and objc2-app-kit and macOS: A view controller subclass that allows fine grained control of the user interface system’s handling of game controller events. Set an instance of this class as your root view controller if you intend to use GCController APIs for handling game controllers.
GCExtendedGamepadGCExtendedGamepad and GCPhysicalInputProfile: Apple’s documentation
GCExtendedGamepadSnapShotDataV100GCExtendedGamepadSnapshot: Apple’s documentation
GCExtendedGamepadSnapshotDeprecatedGCExtendedGamepad and GCExtendedGamepadSnapshot and GCPhysicalInputProfile: A GCExtendedGamepadSnapshot snapshot is a concrete GCExtendedGamepad implementation. It can be used directly in an application to implement controller input replays. It is also returned as the result of polling a controller.
GCExtendedGamepadSnapshotDataGCExtendedGamepadSnapshot: Apple’s documentation
GCExtendedGamepadSnapshotDataVersionDeprecatedGCExtendedGamepadSnapshot: Apple’s documentation
GCGamepadDeprecatedGCGamepad and GCPhysicalInputProfile: Apple’s documentation
GCGamepadSnapShotDataV100GCGamepadSnapshot: Apple’s documentation
GCGamepadSnapshotDeprecatedGCGamepad and GCGamepadSnapshot and GCPhysicalInputProfile: A GCGamepadSnapshot snapshot is a concrete GCGamepad implementation. It can be used directly in an application to implement controller input replays. It is also returned as the result of polling a controller.
GCGearShifterElementGCGearShifterElement: A GCGearShifterElementobject represents an attached gear shifter. Both pattern and sequential gear shifters are supported.
GCKeyboardGCKeyboard: GCKeyboard is available to an application that links to GameController.framework There are 2 ways to access keyboard paired to the system: 1: Querying for the coalescedKeyboard using [GCKeyboard coalescedKeyboard] 2: Registering for Connection/Disconnection notifications from NSNotificationCenter
GCKeyboardInputGCKeyboardInput and GCPhysicalInputProfile: Keyboard profile. Contains the current state of buttons specified in GCKeyCodes.h.
GCMicroGamepadGCMicroGamepad and GCPhysicalInputProfile: Apple’s documentation
GCMicroGamepadSnapShotDataV100GCMicroGamepadSnapshot: Apple’s documentation
GCMicroGamepadSnapshotDeprecatedGCMicroGamepad and GCMicroGamepadSnapshot and GCPhysicalInputProfile: A GCMicroGamepadSnapshot snapshot is a concrete GCMicroGamepad implementation. It can be used directly in an application to implement controller input replays. It is also returned as the result of polling a controller.
GCMicroGamepadSnapshotDataGCMicroGamepadSnapshot: Apple’s documentation
GCMicroGamepadSnapshotDataVersionDeprecatedGCMicroGamepadSnapshot: Apple’s documentation
GCMotionGCMotion: A profile for getting motion input from a controller that has the ability to measure acceleration and rotation rate.
GCMouseGCMouse: Mice are available to an application that links to GameController.framework. There are 2 ways to access mice paired to the system. Adopt both to ensure the best user experience:
GCMouseInputGCMouseInput and GCPhysicalInputProfile: Mouse profile that represent a physical mouse object with two axis cursor, two axis scroll, left button, optional right and middle buttons and optional set of auxiliary buttons.
GCPhysicalInputElementCollectionGCPhysicalInputElement: An instance of GCPhysicalInputElementCollectioncontains the collection of input elements found in a device’s physical input profile.
GCPhysicalInputProfileGCPhysicalInputProfile: A game controller profile representing physical buttons, thumbsticks, dpads, etc… on a controller.
GCPhysicalInputSourceDirectionGCPhysicalInputSource: One or more directions associated with a GCPhysicalInputSource.
GCPoint2GCTypes: Apple’s documentation
GCQuaternionGCMotion: Represents a quaternion (one way of parameterizing attitude). If q is an instance of GCQuaternion, mathematically it represents the following quaternion:
GCRacingWheelGCRacingWheel: Apple’s documentation
GCRacingWheelInputGCRacingWheelInput: Apple’s documentation
GCRacingWheelInputStateGCRacingWheelInput: Apple’s documentation
GCRotationRateGCMotion: A structure containing 3-axis rotation rate data.
GCSteeringWheelElementGCSteeringWheelElement: Apple’s documentation
GCSystemGestureStateGCControllerElement: Elements on a GCDevice can be used for system gestures. The system gesture state represents how input is handled in the app for a controller element that is bound to a system gesture.
GCTouchStateGCControllerTouchpad: Represents the current state of a touch event on a touchpad.
GCXboxGamepadGCExtendedGamepad and GCPhysicalInputProfile and GCXboxGamepad: The GCXboxGamepad profile represents any supported Xbox controller.

Constants§

GCDualSenseAdaptiveTriggerDiscretePositionCountGCDualSenseAdaptiveTrigger: The number of discrete control positions supported by the DualSense adaptive triggers. Each of these positions can be configured separately in multi-position feedback and multi-position vibration modes.

Statics§

GCControllerDidBecomeCurrentNotification^⚠GCController: Use these constants with NSNotificationCenter to listen to a controller becoming the most recently used controller. This is a good time to swap out UI to match the new current controller, and unregister any handlers with the old current controller.
GCControllerDidConnectNotification^⚠GCController: Use these constants with NSNotificationCenter to listen to connection and disconnection events.
GCControllerDidDisconnectNotification^⚠GCController: Apple’s documentation
GCControllerDidStopBeingCurrentNotification^⚠GCController: Apple’s documentation
GCControllerUserCustomizationsDidChangeNotification^⚠GCController: Use this constant with NSNotificationCenter to listen to controller user customization events.
GCCurrentExtendedGamepadSnapshotDataVersion^⚠GCExtendedGamepadSnapshot: Apple’s documentation
GCCurrentMicroGamepadSnapshotDataVersion^⚠GCMicroGamepadSnapshot: Apple’s documentation
GCHapticDurationInfinite^⚠GCDeviceHaptics: Apple’s documentation
GCHapticsLocalityAll^⚠GCDeviceHaptics: Apple’s documentation
GCHapticsLocalityDefault^⚠GCDeviceHaptics: Apple’s documentation
GCHapticsLocalityHandles^⚠GCDeviceHaptics: Apple’s documentation
GCHapticsLocalityLeftHandle^⚠GCDeviceHaptics: Apple’s documentation
GCHapticsLocalityLeftTrigger^⚠GCDeviceHaptics: Apple’s documentation
GCHapticsLocalityRightHandle^⚠GCDeviceHaptics: Apple’s documentation
GCHapticsLocalityRightTrigger^⚠GCDeviceHaptics: Apple’s documentation
GCHapticsLocalityTriggers^⚠GCDeviceHaptics: Apple’s documentation
GCInputButtonA^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputButtonB^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputButtonHome^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputButtonMenu^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputButtonOptions^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputButtonShare^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputButtonX^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputButtonY^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputDirectionPad^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputDirectionalCardinalDpad^⚠GCDirectionalGamepad: An optional secondary directional input surface for the directional gamepad. This input is guaranteed to be an 8-way digital dpad with physical Up, Down, Left, Right butttons.
GCInputDirectionalCenterButton^⚠GCDirectionalGamepad: An optional button for the directional gamepad. This input represents the center button of the cardinal dpad.
GCInputDirectionalDpad^⚠GCDirectionalGamepad: The primary directional input surface for the directional gamepad
GCInputDirectionalTouchSurfaceButton^⚠GCDirectionalGamepad: The button corresponding to pressing anywhere on the primary directional input surface for the directional gamepad
GCInputDualShockTouchpadButton^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputDualShockTouchpadOne^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputDualShockTouchpadTwo^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputLeftBumper^⚠GCInputNames: Identifies the button element located at the top-left/right of a gamepad, between the left/right shoulder button and the gamepad’s horizontal center.
GCInputLeftPaddle^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputLeftShoulder^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputLeftThumbstick^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputLeftThumbstickButton^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputLeftTrigger^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputMicroGamepadButtonA^⚠GCMicroGamepad: The primary button for the microgamepad
GCInputMicroGamepadButtonMenu^⚠GCMicroGamepad: The primary menu button for the microgamepad
GCInputMicroGamepadButtonX^⚠GCMicroGamepad: The secondary button for the microgamepad
GCInputMicroGamepadDpad^⚠GCMicroGamepad: The primary directional input surface for the directional gamepad
GCInputPedalAccelerator^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputPedalBrake^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputPedalClutch^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputRightBumper^⚠GCInputNames: Apple’s documentation
GCInputRightPaddle^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputRightShoulder^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputRightThumbstick^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputRightThumbstickButton^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputRightTrigger^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputShifter^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputSteeringWheel^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputXboxPaddleFour^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputXboxPaddleOne^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputXboxPaddleThree^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputXboxPaddleTwo^⚠GCInputNames
GCKeyA^⚠GCKeyNames: A set of strings that can be used to access keyboard buttons
GCKeyApplication^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyB^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyBackslash^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyC^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCapsLock^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCloseBracket^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeApplication^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeBackslash^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeCapsLock^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeCloseBracket^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeComma^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeDeleteForward^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeDeleteOrBackspace^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeDownArrow^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeEight^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeEnd^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeEqualSign^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeEscape^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF1^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF2^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF3^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF4^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF5^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF6^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF7^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF8^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF9^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF10^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF11^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF12^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF13^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF14^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF15^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF16^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF17^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF18^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF19^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeF20^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeFive^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeFour^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeGraveAccentAndTilde^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeHome^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeHyphen^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeInsert^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeInternational1^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeInternational2^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeInternational3^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeInternational4^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeInternational5^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeInternational6^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeInternational7^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeInternational8^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeInternational9^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyA^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyB^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyC^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyD^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyE^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyF^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyG^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyH^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyI^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyJ^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyK^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyL^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyM^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyN^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyO^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyP^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyQ^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyR^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyS^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyT^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyU^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyV^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyW^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyX^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyY^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeyZ^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypad0^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypad1^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypad2^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypad3^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypad4^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypad5^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypad6^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypad7^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypad8^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypad9^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypadAsterisk^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypadEnter^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypadEqualSign^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypadHyphen^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypadNumLock^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypadPeriod^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypadPlus^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeKeypadSlash^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLANG1^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLANG2^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLANG3^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLANG4^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLANG5^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLANG6^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLANG7^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLANG8^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLANG9^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLeftAlt^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLeftArrow^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLeftControl^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLeftGUI^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeLeftShift^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeNine^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeNonUSBackslash^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeNonUSPound^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeOne^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeOpenBracket^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodePageDown^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodePageUp^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodePause^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodePeriod^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodePower^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodePrintScreen^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeQuote^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeReturnOrEnter^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeRightAlt^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeRightArrow^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeRightControl^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeRightGUI^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeRightShift^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeScrollLock^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeSemicolon^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeSeven^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeSix^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeSlash^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeSpacebar^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeTab^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeThree^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeTwo^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeUpArrow^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyCodeZero^⚠GCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyComma^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyD^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyDeleteForward^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyDeleteOrBackspace^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyDownArrow^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyE^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyEight^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyEnd^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyEqualSign^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyEscape^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF1^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF2^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF3^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF4^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF5^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF6^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF7^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF8^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF9^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF10^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF11^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF12^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF13^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF14^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF15^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF16^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF17^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF18^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF19^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyF20^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyFive^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyFour^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyG^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyGraveAccentAndTilde^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyH^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyHome^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyHyphen^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyI^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyInsert^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyInternational1^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyInternational2^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyInternational3^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyInternational4^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyInternational5^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyInternational6^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyInternational7^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyInternational8^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyInternational9^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyJ^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyK^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypad0^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypad1^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypad2^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypad3^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypad4^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypad5^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypad6^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypad7^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypad8^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypad9^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypadAsterisk^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypadEnter^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypadEqualSign^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypadHyphen^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypadNumLock^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypadPeriod^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypadPlus^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyKeypadSlash^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyL^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLANG1^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLANG2^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLANG3^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLANG4^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLANG5^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLANG6^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLANG7^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLANG8^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLANG9^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLeftAlt^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLeftArrow^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLeftControl^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLeftGUI^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyLeftShift^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyM^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyN^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyNine^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyNonUSBackslash^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyNonUSPound^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyO^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyOne^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyOpenBracket^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyP^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyPageDown^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyPageUp^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyPause^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyPeriod^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyPower^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyPrintScreen^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyQ^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyQuote^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyR^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyReturnOrEnter^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyRightAlt^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyRightArrow^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyRightControl^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyRightGUI^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyRightShift^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyS^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyScrollLock^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeySemicolon^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeySeven^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeySix^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeySlash^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeySpacebar^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyT^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyTab^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyThree^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyTwo^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyU^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyUpArrow^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyV^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyW^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyX^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyY^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyZ^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyZero^⚠GCKeyNames: Apple’s documentation
GCKeyboardDidConnectNotification^⚠GCKeyboard: Use these constants with NSNotificationCenter to listen to connection and disconnection events
GCKeyboardDidDisconnectNotification^⚠GCKeyboard: Apple’s documentation
GCMouseDidBecomeCurrentNotification^⚠GCMouse: Use these constants with NSNotificationCenter to listen to a controller becoming the most recently used mouse. This is a good time to swap out UI to match the new current mouse, and unregister any handlers with the old current controller.
GCMouseDidConnectNotification^⚠GCMouse: Use these constants with NSNotificationCenter to listen to connection and disconnection events.
GCMouseDidDisconnectNotification^⚠GCMouse: Apple’s documentation
GCMouseDidStopBeingCurrentNotification^⚠GCMouse: Apple’s documentation
GCPoint2Zero^⚠GCTypes: Apple’s documentation
GCProductCategoryArcadeStick^⚠GCProductCategories: Apple’s documentation
GCProductCategoryCoalescedRemote^⚠GCProductCategories: If multiple remotes have been combined into one, the device will have the GCProductCategoryCoalescedRemote product category.
GCProductCategoryControlCenterRemote^⚠GCProductCategories: Users can use Apple TV Remote controls in Control Center on an iOS or iPadOS device.
GCProductCategoryDualSense^⚠GCProductCategories: Game Controller Product Categories
GCProductCategoryDualShock4^⚠GCProductCategories: Apple’s documentation
GCProductCategoryHID^⚠GCProductCategories: Apple’s documentation
GCProductCategoryKeyboard^⚠GCProductCategories: Apple’s documentation
GCProductCategoryMFi^⚠GCProductCategories: Apple’s documentation
GCProductCategoryMouse^⚠GCProductCategories: Keyboards and Mice Product Categories
GCProductCategorySiriRemote1stGen^⚠GCProductCategories: The Siri Remote (1st generation), or Apple TV Remote (1st generation), was first introduced in 2015. It features a Touch surface for touch navigation, and supports device motion.
GCProductCategorySiriRemote2ndGen^⚠GCProductCategories: The Siri Remote (2nd generation), or Apple TV Remote (2nd generation), was first introduced in 2021. It features a touch-enabled clickpad for navigation.
GCProductCategoryUniversalElectronicsRemote^⚠GCProductCategories: The Universal Electronics remote is an infrared and Bluetooth Low Energy remote designed to work with the Apple TV.
GCProductCategoryXboxOne^⚠GCProductCategories: Apple’s documentation
GCRacingWheelDidConnectNotification^⚠GCRacingWheel: Use these constants with NSNotificationCenter to listen to connection and disconnection events.
GCRacingWheelDidDisconnectNotification^⚠GCRacingWheel: Apple’s documentation

Traits§

GCAxis2DInputGCAxis2DInput: An object conforming to GCAxis2DInputrepresents an input that produces a pair of normalized values - between [-1, 1] - along two axes with fixed origin. The origin - a value of 0 - corresponds the neutral state of the input.
GCAxisElementGCAxisElement and GCPhysicalInputElement: Apple’s documentation
GCAxisElementNameGCInputNames: Apple’s documentation
GCAxisInputGCAxisInput: An object conforming to GCAxisInputrepresents an input that produces normalized values - between [-1, 1] - along an axis with a fixed origin. The origin - a value of 0 - corresponds the neutral state of the input.
GCButtonElementGCButtonElement and GCPhysicalInputElement: An object conforming to GCButtonElementrepresents a momentary switch, such as a push button. A button’s input only asserts while the user is interacting with it, and then returns to a preferred state (not pressed, not touched).
GCButtonElementNameGCInputNames: Apple’s documentation
GCDeviceGCDevice: Apple’s documentation
GCDevicePhysicalInputGCDevicePhysicalInput and GCDevicePhysicalInputState: An objecting conforming to GCDevicePhysicalInputprovides properties and methods for accessing common physical elements - buttons, thumbsticks, dpads, etc - of a device.
GCDevicePhysicalInputStateGCDevicePhysicalInputState: An object conforming to GCDevicePhysicalInputStatecontains the state of a device’s physical inputs. This may be either the “live” physical input state if the same object also conforms to GCDevicePhysicalInput,or a snapshot of the physical input state.
GCDevicePhysicalInputStateDiffGCDevicePhysicalInputStateDiff: An object conforming to the GCDevicePhysicalInputStateDiffprotocol contains the input state differences between the current and previous GCDevicePhysicalInputStateobjects returned from the -nextInputStatemethod of GCDevicePhysicalInput.
GCDirectionPadElementGCDirectionPadElement and GCPhysicalInputElement: An object conforming to GCDirectionPadElementrepresents a four-way directional control element.
GCDirectionPadElementNameGCInputNames: Apple’s documentation
GCLinearInputGCLinearInput: An object conforming to GCLinearInputrepresents an input that produces normalized values in the unit interval - between [0, 1].
GCPhysicalInputElementGCPhysicalInputElement: The GCPhysicalInputElementprotocol is a base protocol for specific types of elements that represent controls on a device.
GCPhysicalInputElementNameGCInputNames: Apple’s documentation
GCPhysicalInputSourceGCPhysicalInputSource: A description of the actual physical input element that a user interacts with to manipulate the the value of an input that is exposed to the app.
GCPressedStateInputGCPressedStateInput: An object conforming to GCPressedStateInputrepresents the pressed state of an element, typically a button.
GCRelativeInputGCRelativeInput: An object conforming to GCRelativeInputrepresents an input that reports its change in position along an axis (delta) since the previous event. Relative inputs have no fixed origin from which a coordinate syatem can be defined.
GCSwitchElementGCPhysicalInputElement and GCSwitchElement: An object conforming to GCSwitchElementrepresents a latching switch. A switch may be in one of several positions, and remains in its last position after the user stops interacting with it.
GCSwitchElementNameGCInputNames: Apple’s documentation
GCSwitchPositionInputGCSwitchPositionInput: Apple’s documentation
GCTouchedStateInputGCTouchedStateInput: An object conforming to GCTouchedStateInputrepresents the touched state of an element.
NSValueGCTypesGCTypes: Category “GCTypes” on NSValue.

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GCExtendedGamepadSnapShotDataV100FromNSData^⚠DeprecatedGCExtendedGamepadSnapshot: Fills out a v100 snapshot from any compatible NSData source
GCExtendedGamepadSnapshotDataFromNSData^⚠DeprecatedGCExtendedGamepadSnapshot: Fills out a snapshot from any compatible NSData source
GCGamepadSnapShotDataV100FromNSData^⚠DeprecatedGCGamepadSnapshot: Fills out a v100 snapshot from any compatible NSData source
GCInputBackLeftButton^⚠GCInputNames
GCInputBackRightButton^⚠GCInputNames
GCMicroGamepadSnapShotDataV100FromNSData^⚠DeprecatedGCMicroGamepadSnapshot: Fills out a v100 snapshot from any compatible NSData source
GCMicroGamepadSnapshotDataFromNSData^⚠DeprecatedGCMicroGamepadSnapshot: Fills out a snapshot from any compatible NSData source
NSDataFromGCExtendedGamepadSnapShotDataV100^⚠DeprecatedGCExtendedGamepadSnapshot: Creates an NSData object from a v100 snapshot. If the version and size is not set in the snapshot the data will automatically have version 0x100 and sizeof(GCExtendedGamepadSnapShotDataV100) set as the values implicitly.
NSDataFromGCExtendedGamepadSnapshotData^⚠DeprecatedGCExtendedGamepadSnapshot: Creates an NSData object from a snapshot. If the version and size is not set in the snapshot the data will automatically have the version GCCurrentExtendedGamepadSnapshotDataVersion and sizeof(GCExtendedGamepadSnapshotData) set as the values implicitly.
NSDataFromGCGamepadSnapShotDataV100^⚠DeprecatedGCGamepadSnapshot: Creates an NSData object from a v100 snapshot. If the version and size is not set in the snapshot the data will automatically have version 0x100 and sizeof(GCGamepadSnapShotDataV100) set as the values implicitly.
NSDataFromGCMicroGamepadSnapShotDataV100^⚠DeprecatedGCMicroGamepadSnapshot: Creates an NSData object from a v100 snapshot. If the version and size is not set in the snapshot the data will automatically have version 0x100 and sizeof(GCMicroGamepadSnapShotDataV100) set as the values implicitly.
NSDataFromGCMicroGamepadSnapshotData^⚠DeprecatedGCMicroGamepadSnapshot: Creates an NSData object from a snapshot. If the version and size is not set in the snapshot the data will automatically have version GCCurrentMicroGamepadSnapshotDataVersion and sizeof(GCMicroGamepadSnapshotData) set as the values implicitly.
NSStringFromGCPoint2^⚠GCTypes

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GCControllerAxisValueChangedHandlerGCControllerAxisInput and GCControllerElement and block2: Set this block if you want to be notified when the value on this axis changes.
GCControllerButtonTouchedChangedHandlerGCControllerButtonInput and GCControllerElement and block2: Set this block if you want to be notified when the touched state on this button changes.
GCControllerButtonValueChangedHandlerGCControllerButtonInput and GCControllerElement and block2: Set this block if you want to be notified when the value on this button changes.
GCControllerDirectionPadValueChangedHandlerGCControllerDirectionPad and GCControllerElement and block2: Set this block if you want to be notified when the value on this axis changes.
GCControllerTouchpadHandlerGCControllerElement and GCControllerTouchpad and block2: Set this block if you want to be notified when an axis or the touch state changes.
GCExtendedGamepadValueChangedHandlerGCControllerElement and GCExtendedGamepad and GCPhysicalInputProfile and block2: Set this block if you want to be notified when a value on a element changed. If multiple elements have changed this block will be called for each element that changed. As elements in a collection, such as the axis in a dpad, tend to change at the same time and thus will only call this once with the collection as the element.
GCGamepadValueChangedHandlerGCControllerElement and GCGamepad and GCPhysicalInputProfile and block2: Apple’s documentation
GCHapticsLocalityGCDeviceHaptics: A GCHapticsLocality represents the locations of haptic actuators on a controller. You can create a haptic engine with a given GCHapticsLocality, and any patterns you send to that engine will play on all specified actuators.
GCInputAxisNameGCInputNames
GCInputButtonNameGCInputNames
GCInputDirectionPadNameGCInputNames
GCInputElementNameGCInputNames
GCInputSwitchNameGCInputNames
GCKeyCodeGCKeyCodes and objc2-core-foundation: A set of low level key codes that can be used to access keyboard buttons
GCKeyboardValueChangedHandlerGCControllerButtonInput and GCControllerElement and GCKeyCodes and GCKeyboardInput and GCPhysicalInputProfile and block2 and objc2-core-foundation: Set this block if you want to be notified when a value of a key changed. If multiple keys have changed this block will be called cd for each key that changed.
GCMicroGamepadValueChangedHandlerGCControllerElement and GCMicroGamepad and GCPhysicalInputProfile and block2: Set this block if you want to be notified when a value on a element changed. If multiple elements have changed this block will be called for each element that changed. As elements in a collection, such as the axis in a dpad, tend to change at the same time and thus will only call this once with the collection as the element.
GCMotionValueChangedHandlerGCMotion and block2: Called whenever a motion value changed.
GCMouseMovedGCMouseInput and GCPhysicalInputProfile and block2: Set this block if you want to be notified when the mouse was moved

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