Completely reworked the input system.

The 3DO-controller model has been replaced with a general "game-control"
listener that checks for values like menu-left or p1-thrust.  Key
configuration is completely different now; see starcon.key for ways to
control it, or delete your old keys.cfg and let it automatically
generate a default.


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sc2/content/starcon.key

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-# File format:
-# Three lines for Pause Key, Exit Key, Abort Key
-# 10 lines for player 1, 10 lines for player 2 in the following order:
-# Left, Right, Up, Down, Button 1, Button 2, Button 3, Button 4,
-# Left Shift, Right Shift
-#
-# Each player's key listing can begin with an optional joystick declaration
-# of the format:
-# <JoyportX-thresholdT> where X is the joystick port (0-based) and T is the
-# threshold.  Digital pads can use a threshold of 0, but analog joysticks
-# may need a non-zero threshold to handle jittering
-# 
-# Lines beginning with a '#' are ignored
-# Each line contains one or two entries
-# The first entry must be a keyboard key, enclosed in quotes
-# Use "Up" for up arrow, "Down" for down arrow, etc.
-# You can chord keys together like this: "F2,F3"
-# The second entry, if present, will be separated from the first entry by a
-# space.  It represents a joystick button press / axis motion
-# The format for joystick button presses is
-# <Joy-Bn> where n is the button number
-# The format for joystick axis movement is
-# <Joy-An+> or <Joy-An-> where n is the axis number, and the
-# + or - represents the direction of movement
-# You can combine two joystick button presses with
-# <Joy-Cn,m> where n and m are button numbers
-# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-#
-# Pause
-"F1"
-# Exit
-"F10"
-# Abort
-"F12"
-#
-# Player 1 (keyboard only)
-#
-"Left"
-"Right"
-"Up"
-"Down"
-"Enter"
-" "
-"RCtrl"
-"Esc"
-"LShift"
-"RShift"
-#
-# Example Player 1 (for a 2-axis, 2-button joypad)
-#
-#<Joyport0-threshold0>
-#"Left" <Joy-A0->
-#"Right" <Joy-A0+>
-#"Up" <Joy-A1->
-#"Down" <Joy-A1+>
-#"Enter" <Joy-B0>
-#" " <Joy-B1>
-#"RCtrl" <Joy-C0,1>
-#"Esc"
-#"LShift"
-#"RShift"
-#
-# Example Player 1 (for a gravis xterminator)
-#
-#<Joyport0-threshold2185>
-#"Left" <Joy-A7->
-#"Right" <Joy-A7+>
-#"Up" <Joy-A8->
-#"Down" <Joy-A8+>
-#"Enter" <Joy-B2>
-#" " <Joy-B3>
-#"RCtrl" <Joy-B4>
-#"Esc"
-#"LShift" <Joy-B0>
-#"RShift" <Joy-B1>
-#
-# Player 2 (keyboard only)
-#
-"s"
-"f"
-"e"
-"d"
-"w"
-"q"
-"a"
-""
-""
-""
+# Sample UQM input configuration file.  This file may replace the
+# automatically generated keys.cfg if you wish; there is no difference
+# in behavior.  This one just has more comments in it.
+
+# This is the actual key configuration.  Most keys can be described in
+# a straightforward manner; consult the name table in
+# src/sc2code/libs/input/sdl/keynames.c for the names of unusual keys.
+# Most keys can be named by just the symbol they produce.
+
+Menu-Select: key Return
+Player-1-Thrust: key Return
+Lander-Thrust: key Return
+Player-1-Escape: key Escape
+Lander-Escape: key Escape
+Menu-Cancel: key Space
+Player-1-Weapon: key Space
+Lander-Weapon: key Space
+Player-2-Left: key a
+Player-2-Right: key d
+Player-2-Weapon: key t
+Player-2-Thrust: key w
+Player-2-Special: key y
+Menu-Down: key Keypad-2
+Menu-Page-Down: key Keypad-3
+Menu-Left: key Keypad-4
+Player-1-Left: key Keypad-4
+Lander-Left: key Keypad-4
+Menu-Right: key Keypad-6
+Player-1-Right: key Keypad-6
+Lander-Right: key Keypad-6
+Menu-Up: key Keypad-8
+Player-1-Thrust: key Keypad-8
+Lander-Thrust: key Keypad-8
+Menu-Page-Up: key Keypad-9
+Menu-Zoom-Out: key Keypad--
+Menu-Zoom-In: key Keypad-+
+Menu-Select: key Keypad-Enter
+Player-1-Thrust: key Keypad-Enter
+Lander-Thrust: key Keypad-Enter
+Menu-Up: key Up
+Player-1-Thrust: key Up
+Lander-Thrust: key Up
+Menu-Down: key Down
+Menu-Right: key Right
+Player-1-Right: key Right
+Lander-Right: key Right
+Menu-Left: key Left
+Player-1-Left: key Left
+Lander-Left: key Left
+Menu-Page-Up: key PageUp
+Menu-Zoom-In: key PageUp
+Menu-Page-Down: key PageDown
+Menu-Zoom-Out: key PageDown
+Pause: key F1
+Exit: key F10
+Abort: key F12
+Player-1-Weapon: key RightShift
+Lander-Weapon: key RightShift
+Player-1-Special: key RightControl
+
+# This is a sample joystick configuration.  This is intended to work
+# primarily under WinXP with a USB analag/digital gamepad.  The
+# digital aspect of the gamepad happens to present itself to the
+# system as a POV hat.  This configuration allows either the digital
+# or analog stick to be used simultaneously.
+
+# joystick 0 threshold 10000   # How far to move before it counts; 0-30000
+# Menu-Left: joystick 0 axis 0 negative
+# Player-1-Left: joystick 0 axis 0 negative
+# Lander-Left: joystick 0 axis 0 negative
+# Menu-Right: joystick 0 axis 0 positive
+# Player-1-Right: joystick 0 axis 0 positive
+# Lander-Right: joystick 0 axis 0 positive
+# Menu-Up: joystick 0 axis 1 negative
+# Player-1-Thrust: joystick 0 axis 1 negative
+# Lander-Thrust: joystick 0 axis 1 negative
+# Menu-Down: joystick 0 axis 1 positive
+# Menu-Cancel: joystick 0 button 0
+# Player-1-Special: joystick 0 button 0
+# Menu-Select: joystick 0 button 1
+# Player-1-Weapon: joystick 0 button 1
+# Lander-Weapon: joystick 0 button 1
+# Menu-Page-Up: joystick 0 button 4
+# Menu-Page-Down: joystick 0 button 5
+# Menu-Zoom-In: joystick 0 button 6
+# Player-1-Escape: joystick 0 button 6
+# Lander-Escape: joystick 0 button 6
+# Menu-Zoom-Out: joystick 0 button 7
+
+# And now the POV hat controls.
+# Menu-Left: joystick 0 hat 0 left
+# Player-1-Left: joystick 0 hat 0 left
+# Lander-Left: joystick 0 hat 0 left
+# Menu-Right: joystick 0 hat 0 right
+# Player-1-Right: joystick 0 hat 0 right
+# Lander-Right: joystick 0 hat 0 right
+# Menu-Up: joystick 0 hat 0 up
+# Player-1-Thrust: joystick 0 hat 0 up
+# Lander-Thrust: joystick 0 hat 0 up
+# Menu-Down: joystick 0 hat 0 down
+