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[input] Correct some type-setting issues in command help
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@ -728,17 +728,17 @@ static bindcmd_t in_binding_commands[] = {
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"commands in quotes and separate with semi-colons."
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},
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{ "in_unbind", in_unbind_f,
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"Remove the bind from the the selected key"
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"Remove the bind from the the selected key."
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},
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{ "in_clear", in_clear_f,
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"Remove all binds from the specified imts"
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"Remove all binds from the specified imts."
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},
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{ "in_devices", in_devices_f,
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"List the known devices and their status."
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},
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{ "in_connect", in_connect_f,
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"Create a device binding connection. Supports hot-plug in that the "
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"device will be automatically reconnected when plugged in or"
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"Create a device binding connection. Supports hot-plug: the "
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"device will be automatically reconnected when plugged in or "
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PACKAGE_NAME " is restarted."
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},
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{ "in_connections", in_connections_f,
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@ -746,10 +746,11 @@ static bindcmd_t in_binding_commands[] = {
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},
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{ "keyhelp", keyhelp_f,
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"Identify the next active input axis or button.\n"
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"\n"
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"The identification includes the device binding name, axis or button "
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"number, and (if known) the name of the axis or button. Axes and "
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"buttons can always be bound by number, so even those for which a "
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"name is not known, but" PACKAGE_NAME " sees, can be bound."
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"name is not known, but " PACKAGE_NAME " sees, can be bound."
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},
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{ }
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#if 0
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@ -879,13 +879,14 @@ static imtcmd_t imt_commands[] = {
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"Set the active imt of the specified context"
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},
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{ "imt_list", imt_list_f,
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"List the available input mapping tables"
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"List the available input mapping tables."
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},
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{ "imt_create", imt_create_f,
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"create a new imt table:\n"
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" imt_create <context> <imt_name> [chain_name]\n"
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"\n"
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"The new table will be attached to the specified context\n"
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"The new table will be attached to the specified context.\n"
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"\n"
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"imt_name must not already exist.\n"
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"If given, chain_name must already exist and be in the context.\n"
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},
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@ -894,15 +895,18 @@ static imtcmd_t imt_commands[] = {
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" imt_switcher_create <name> <context> <default_imt> <input0>"
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" [..<inputN>]\n"
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"name is the name of the switcher and must be unique across all\n"
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"contexts\n"
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"contexts.\n"
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"\n"
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"The new switcher will be attached to the specified context\n"
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"\n"
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"default_imt specifies the default imt to be used for all possible\n"
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"states and must exist and be in the context.\n"
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"\n"
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"input0..inputN specify the inputs (cvar or button) used to set the\n"
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"switcher's state. As each input forms a bit in the state index,\n"
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"there will be 2**(N+1) states (so 4 inputs will result in 16\n"
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"states, and 16 inputs will result in 65536 states). Up to 16 inputs\n"
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"are allowed\n"
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"are allowed.\n"
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"\n"
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"Buttons are spefied as +buttonname (eg, +mlook, +strafe).\n"
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"Cvars are just the cvar name (eg, freelook, lookstrafe).\n"
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@ -920,13 +924,14 @@ static imtcmd_t imt_commands[] = {
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"state_index is the state index formed by the binary number\n"
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"interpretation of the inputs with input0 being bit 0 and inputN\n"
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"being bit N.\n"
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"\n"
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"imt is the name of the imt to be assigned to the state and must\n"
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"exist and be in the same context as the switcher.\n"
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"\n"
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"Any number of state_index imt pairs can be specified.\n"
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},
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{ "imt_drop_all", imt_drop_all_f,
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"delete all imt tables\n"
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"Delete all imt tables.\n"
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},
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{},
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};
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