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Configuring evdev RPCS3 joysticks

The evdev joystick code in RPCS3 is primarily designed to use XBox controllers by default. For other controllers, you'll probably need to make a few changes.

The config file

Configuration is stored in $HOME/.config/rpcs3/config_linuxjoystick.yml. The easiest way to test your joystick is with the PS3 Game Pad Test homebrew.

	evdev:atkbd:dmi:bvn:bvr:bd:svn:pn:pvr
	KEYBOARD_KEY_47=home
	KEYBOARD_KEY_48=up
	KEYBOARD_KEY_49=pageup
	KEYBOARD_KEY_4b=left
	KEYBOARD_KEY_4d=right
	KEYBOARD_KEY_4f=end
	KEYBOARD_KEY_50=down
	KEYBOARD_KEY_51=pagedown
	KEYBOARD_KEY_3a=search

	/*
	Major differences from CSS3:

	- Only selectors are `.class`, `element`, `*` (as well as multi selectors, e.g. `.a, .b`).
	- Only a few properties are supported.
	- Styles only define basic looks (so no box model or similar).
	- Things like 'initial' and 'inherit' don't exist.
	- Styles in <style> tags MUST before the elements with those classes.
	*/

	# $Id$
	# Maintainer: Jan Alexander Steffens (heftig) <[email protected]>
	# Maintainer: Ionut Biru <[email protected]>
	# Contributor: Michael Kanis <mkanis_at_gmx_dot_de>

	pkgname=mutter
	pkgver=3.29.1
	pkgrel=1
	pkgdesc="A window manager for GNOME"
	url="https://git.gnome.org/browse/mutter"

	howl.bindings.push
	editor:
	ctrl_q: (editor) ->
	if howl.app.editor.buffer.mode.name == "elm"
	howl.command.run 'elm-doc'
	else
	howl.command.run 'show-doc-at-cursor'

	# INSTRUCTIONS:

	# Enter the terminal (Ctrl-Alt-F2, username is "chronos" and password is either blank or "password" for ArnoldTheBat's builds) and run:
	#
	# curl -L https://goo.gl/BBV79Q \| sudo bash
	#
	# to install. You'll likely have to re-enter the password "password".
	# Attempts to grab the latest Flash version straight from Adobe's website.
	# Should be a bit more bullet-proof than some of the other flash installer scripts.

	import re

	def myfunc(s):
	m = re.match(r'^(.+?)\1+$', s)
	return len(s)/len(m.groups()[0])

	print(myfunc('abccbaabccba'))
	print(myfunc('abcabcabcabc'))

	w:0:"/dev/stdin"
	`0:(" ",)'{y:"'",y,"', ";:[80<(#y)+#\|x;x,,y;:[#x;(-1_ x),,(\|x),y;,y]]}/(,()),{:[(\|x)~(#\|x)#y;(-1_ x),(,y),(-1#x);x,,y]}/(,()),?w@<w

	def fuzzyfinder(p, l):
	return map(lambda t: t[0], sorted(filter(lambda t: all(map(lambda x: x != -1, t[1])), map(lambda s: (s,map(s.find, p)), l)), key=lambda t: t[1]))