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File in which WiiCan detects buttons

Asked by David Dixon II

I was wondering, which file does wiican use to see which buttons were pressed?

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J. Félix Ontañón (fontanon) said : 		#1

Hi David,

Wiican still being a sophisticated frontend for wminput[1], part of cwiid. Once you edit or launch the mapping wminput do the work.

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J. Félix Ontañón (fontanon) said : 		#2

Sorry, the link

[1] http://abstrakraft.org/cwiid/wiki/wminput

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David Dixon II (dbdii407) said : 		#3

Thank you Félix OntañÓn. I guess I should mention what I want to do.

I have cwiid installed and what I want to do is have python figure out whenever I touch, hold, release a button on the controller. I did use a time.sleep() but that really didn't do much. I looked at WiiCan cause it does this REALLY well. (FretsOnFire for example)

I'm new to this cwiid/bluetooth business itself (not actually python) so I don't know how to do what I need.

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J. Félix Ontañón (fontanon) said : 		#4

David, so you need to code down with python-cwiid not with Wiican. There's a lot of python-cwiid doc on the web.

Here you got some kind of abstract library i coded:

http://github.com/fontanon/wiimidi/blob/master/wiiasynclib/wiimotecontroller.py

It abstract some of the cwiid managing issues. Maybe it could help you.

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