RhythmGame/InputHandler.gd

extends Label

var touch_points = {} 								# dict containing all points touched on the screen
var touch_positions = []							# array of above
var fingers = 0 setget set_fingers					# setter for show fingers number on screen
var txt_ball = preload("res://assets/ball.png")		# preload our ball texture
var default_font = preload("res://assets/NotoSans.tres")	# point to godot standard font

var buttons_pressed := PoolByteArray()
var touchbuttons_pressed := PoolByteArray()
signal button_pressed(index)  # Add int type to these once Godot supports typed signals
signal button_released(index)
signal touchbutton_pressed(index)
signal touchbutton_released(index)
const TOUCHBUTTON_MIN_DIST := 0.8
const TOUCHBUTTON_MAX_DIST := 1.05
const BUTTON_MIN_DIST := TOUCHBUTTON_MAX_DIST
const BUTTON_MAX_DIST := 1.25

func _init():
	buttons_pressed.resize(Rules.COLS)
	touchbuttons_pressed.resize(Rules.COLS)
	for i in Rules.COLS:
		buttons_pressed[i] = 0
		touchbuttons_pressed[i] = 0

func _ready():
	set_process_unhandled_input(true)				# process user input
	set_fingers(0)
	connect("button_pressed", self, "print_pressed")


func print_pressed(col: int):
	print("Pressed %d"%col)


##########################################################################
# draw fingers points on screen
func _draw():
	# draw points
	for i in touch_points:
		var point = touch_points[i]
#		if point.pressed:
		# DRAW POINTS ################################################
		draw_texture(txt_ball, point.position - Vector2(24, 24))
		draw_string(default_font, point.position - Vector2(24, 24), str(i))
		draw_string(default_font, point.position + Vector2(-24, 48), str(point.position))
#	if len(touch_positions) > 1:
#		for i in range(len(touch_positions)-1):
#			# Draw line
#			draw_line(touch_positions[i], touch_positions[i+1], Color(1,1,1,1))

func update_data():
	touch_positions.clear()
	for i in touch_points:
		touch_positions.push_back(touch_points[i].position)


	var buttons_pressed_temp := []
	var touchbuttons_pressed_temp := []
	for i in Rules.COLS:
		buttons_pressed_temp.append(false)
		touchbuttons_pressed_temp.append(false)

	for pos in touch_positions:
		pos -= Vector2(960, 540)  # Change this if we move the node
		var pol = cartesian2polar(pos.x, pos.y)
		var dist = pol.x/GameTheme.receptor_ring_radius
		var angle = rad2deg(pol.y)
		if dist < TOUCHBUTTON_MIN_DIST:
			continue
		# bin the angle
		angle -= Rules.FIRST_COLUMN_ANGLE_DEG - Rules.COLS_TOUCH_ARC_DEG/2.0
		if fmod(angle, Rules.COLS_ANGLE_DEG) > Rules.COLS_TOUCH_ARC_DEG:
			continue
		var col := int(floor(angle/Rules.COLS_ANGLE_DEG))
		if dist < TOUCHBUTTON_MAX_DIST:
			touchbuttons_pressed_temp[col] = true
		elif dist < BUTTON_MAX_DIST:
			buttons_pressed_temp[col] = true

	for i in Rules.COLS:
		set_button_state(i, buttons_pressed_temp[i])
		set_touchbutton_state(i, touchbuttons_pressed_temp[i])

	set_fingers(len(touch_positions))
	update()

##########################################################################
func _input(event):
	# Unfortunately event.device does NOT differentiate touchscreen inputs on X11, Godot v3.1.1
	# As such, we'll need to do some fancy mapping for multiple inputs
	if (event is InputEventScreenDrag):
		touch_points[event.index] = {pressed = true, position = event.position}
	elif (event is InputEventScreenTouch):
		if event.pressed:
			if not touch_points.has(event.index):
				touch_points[event.index] = {}
			touch_points[event.index].position = event.position				# update position
#			touch_points[event.index].pressed = event.pressed		# update "pressed" flag
		else:
			if touch_points.has(event.index):
				touch_points.erase(event.index)
	update_data()

##########################################################################
# write how many fingers are tapping the screen
func set_fingers(value):
	fingers = max(value, 0)
	set_text("Fingers: %d" % fingers)

func set_button_state(index: int, state: bool):
	var new_state = int(state)
	match new_state - buttons_pressed[index]:
		1:
			emit_signal("button_pressed", index)
		-1:
			emit_signal("button_released", index)
	buttons_pressed[index] = new_state

func set_touchbutton_state(index: int, state: bool):
	var new_state = int(state)
	match new_state - touchbuttons_pressed[index]:
		1:
			emit_signal("touchbutton_pressed", index)
		-1:
			emit_signal("touchbutton_released", index)
	touchbuttons_pressed[index] = new_state