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10-01-2009, 09:47
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Re: Programming the joystick trigger...
There's a function of the Joystick class called "GetTrigger".
So, the code that you would want to use would be something like the following, where m_Stick is the name of the Joystick object that you want to check. Code:
if (m_Stick->GetTrigger()) {
...
}
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