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189 lines
5.3 KiB
AutoHotkey
189 lines
5.3 KiB
AutoHotkey
#SingleInstance force
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#Persistent
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#include Lib\AutoHotInterception.ahk
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OutputDebug, DBGVIEWCLEAR
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rm := new RollMouse(11)
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return
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class RollMouse {
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; User configurable items
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; The speed at which you must move the mouse to be able to trigger a roll
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MoveThreshold := {x: 4, y: 4}
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; Good value for my mouse with FPS games: 4
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; Good value for my laptop trackpad: 3
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; The speed at which to move the mouse, can be decimals (eg 0.5)
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; X and Y do not need to be equal
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; Good value for my mouse with FPS games: x:2, y: 1 (don't need vertical roll so much)
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;~ MoveFactor := {x: 1, y: 1}
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MoveFactor := {x: 0.5, y: 0.25}
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; Good value for my laptop trackpad: 0.2
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; How fast (in ms) to send moves when rolling.
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; High values for this will cause rolls to appear jerky instead of smooth
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; if you halved this, double MoveFactor to get the same move amount, but at a faster frequency.
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RollFreq := 1
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; How long to wait after each move to decide whether a roll has taken place.
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TimeOutRate := 50
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; The amount that we are currently rolling by
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LastMove := {x: 0, y: 0}
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; The number of previous moves stored - used to calculate vector of a roll
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; Higher numbers = greater fidelity, but more CPU
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MOVE_BUFFER_SIZE := 5
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; Non user-configurable items
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STATE_UNDER_THRESH := 1
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STATE_OVER_THRESH := 2
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STATE_ROLLING := 3
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StateNames := ["UNDER THRESHOLD", "OVER THRESHOLD", "ROLLING"]
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State := 1
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TimeOutFunc := 0
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History := {} ; Movement history. The most recent item is first (Index 1), and old (high index) items get pruned off the end
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; Was an option in old RollMouse
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Friction := 0
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__New(mouseId){
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this.TimeOutFunc := this.DoRoll.Bind(this)
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this.AHI := new AutoHotInterception()
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this.mouseId := mouseId
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this.AHI.SubscribeMouseMove(this.mouseId, false, this.MouseMove.Bind(this))
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}
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MouseMove(x, y){
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static axes := {x: 1, y: 2}
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;~ ToolTip % x ", " y
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moved := {x: 0, y: 0}
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for axis, index in axes {
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obj := {}
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obj.delta_move := %axis%
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obj.abs_delta_move := abs(obj.delta_move)
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obj.sgn_move := (obj.abs_delta_move = obj.delta_move) ? 1 : -1
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if (obj.abs_delta_move >= this.MoveThreshold[axis]){
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moved[axis] := 1
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}
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this.UpdateHistory(axis, obj)
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}
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if (moved.x || moved.y){
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; A move over the threshold was detected.
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this.ChangeState(this.STATE_OVER_THRESH)
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} else {
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this.ChangeState(this.STATE_UNDER_THRESH)
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}
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}
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UpdateHistory(axis, obj){
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this.History[axis].InsertAt(1, obj)
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; Enforce max number of entries
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max := this.History[axis].Length()
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if (max > (this.MOVE_BUFFER_SIZE - 1)){
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this.History[axis].RemoveAt(max, max - this.MOVE_BUFFER_SIZE)
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}
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}
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DoRoll(){
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static axes := {x: 1, y: 2}
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;s := ""
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if (this.State != this.STATE_ROLLING){
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; If roll has just started, calculate roll vector from movement history
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this.LastMove := {x: 0, y: 0}
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for axis in axes {
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;s .= axis ": "
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trend := 0
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if (this.History[axis].Length() < this.MOVE_BUFFER_SIZE){
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; ignore gestures that are too short
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continue
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}
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Loop % this.History[axis].Length() {
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if (A_Index != 1){
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; Calculate the trend of the history.
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trend += (this.History[axis][A_Index].delta_move - this.History[axis][A_Index-1].delta_move)
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}
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this.LastMove[axis] += this.History[axis][A_Index].delta_move
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s .= this.History[axis][A_Index].delta_move ","
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}
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;s .= "(" trend ")`n"
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/*
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Disabled, as seems to break mouse trackpads.
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Also seems to stop MoveFactor being applied to both axes?
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if (sgn(trend) != sgn(this.History[axis][1].delta_move)){
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; downward trend of move speed detected - this is probably a normal stop of the mouse, not a lift
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continue
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}
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*/
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this.LastMove[axis] := round(this.LastMove[axis] * this.MoveFactor[axis])
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}
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}
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if (this.LastMove.x = 0 && this.LastMove.y = 0){
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return
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}
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this.ChangeState(this.STATE_ROLLING)
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this.Debug("ROLL DETECTED: " s "Rolling x: " this.LastMove.x ", y: " this.LastMove.y)
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fn := this.MoveFunc
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while (this.State == this.STATE_ROLLING){
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; Send output
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DllCall("user32.dll\mouse_event", "UInt", 0x0001, "UInt", this.LastMove.x, "UInt", this.LastMove.y, "UInt", 0, "UPtr", 0)
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if (this.Friction){
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this.LastMove.x := this.ApplyFriction(this.LastMove.x, this.Friction)
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this.LastMove.y := this.ApplyFriction(this.LastMove.y, this.Friction)
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if (this.LastMove.x == 0 && this.LastMove.y == 0){
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this.State := this.STATE_UNDER_THRESH
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break
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}
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}
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; Wait for a bit (allow real mouse movement to be detected, which will turn off roll)
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Sleep % this.RollFreq
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}
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}
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ChangeState(newstate){
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fn := this.TimeOutFunc
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if (this.State != newstate){
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this.Debug("Changing State to : " this.StateNames[newstate])
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this.State := newstate
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}
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; DO NOT return if this.State == newstate!
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; We need to reset the timer!
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if (this.State = this.STATE_UNDER_THRESH){
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; Kill the timer
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SetTimer % fn, Off
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; Clear the history
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this.InitHistory()
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} else if (this.State = this.STATE_OVER_THRESH){
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; Mouse is moving fast - start timer to detect sudden stop in messages (mouse was lifted in motion)
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SetTimer % fn, % this.TimeOutRate
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}
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/* else if (this.State = this.STATE_ROLLING){
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;this.LastMove := {x: 0, y: 0}
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}
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*/
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}
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InitHistory(){
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this.History := {x: [], y: []}
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}
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Debug(text){
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OutputDebug % "AHK| " text
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}
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}
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^Esc::
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ExitApp |