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ogc: add env variable to support Wiimote held sideways #60

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Applications using the SDL GameController API can easily reconfigure the gamepad keys, but the lower-level Joystick APIs does not offer the same option. To make life easier for applications using the plain Joystick API, add an environment variable that automatically remaps the directional keys to match a Wiimote held sideways.

This avoid complicating the application's input code.

Applications using the SDL GameController API can easily reconfigure the
gamepad keys, but the lower-level Joystick APIs does not offer the same
option. To make life easier for applications using the plain Joystick
API, add an environment variable that automatically remaps the
directional keys to match a Wiimote held sideways.

This avoid complicating the application's input code.
@WinterMute WinterMute merged commit 853b3d6 into devkitPro:ogc-sdl-2.28 Mar 10, 2024
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Applications using the SDL GameController API can easily reconfigure the
gamepad keys, but the lower-level Joystick APIs does not offer the same
option. To make life easier for applications using the plain Joystick
API, add an environment variable that automatically remaps the
directional keys to match a Wiimote held sideways.

This avoid complicating the application's input code.
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