Hi there,
I've just been playing with the joystick support in the pyglet repository.
I had to make a few minor tweaks on OSX (10.6 using framework python
2.6.6 32bit) so that it used the cocoa (darwin_hid) instead of trying to
use carbon.
But then I ran into the slightly weird issue that all the axes are
initiliased as having value=None and this doesn't change for each axis
until the first detected movement on that axis. I guess this is because
of the event-driven design. Is it possible to trigger a series of fake
events during device.open() so that it fetches the true current values
on the axes? The axes of the joystick in question (Logic3 ProFlight2)
are absolute axes so I imagine they should have retrievable values at
all times.
cheers
Jon
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