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54 #import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h>
56 #import <mach/mach_error.h>
57 #import <IOKit/IOKitLib.h>
58 #import <IOKit/IOCFPlugIn.h>
59 #import <IOKit/hid/IOHIDLib.h>
60 #import <IOKit/hid/IOHIDKeys.h>
62 enum AppleRemoteEventIdentifier
64 kRemoteButtonVolume_Plus =1<<1,
65 kRemoteButtonVolume_Minus =1<<2,
66 kRemoteButtonMenu =1<<3,
67 kRemoteButtonPlay =1<<4,
68 kRemoteButtonRight =1<<5,
69 kRemoteButtonLeft =1<<6,
70 kRemoteButtonRight_Hold =1<<7,
71 kRemoteButtonLeft_Hold =1<<8,
72 kRemoteButtonMenu_Hold =1<<9,
73 kRemoteButtonPlay_Sleep =1<<10,
74 kRemoteControl_Switched =1<<11,
75 kRemoteButtonVolume_Plus_Hold =1<<12,
76 kRemoteButtonVolume_Minus_Hold =1<<13
78 typedef enum AppleRemoteEventIdentifier AppleRemoteEventIdentifier;
80 /* Encapsulates usage of the apple remote control
81 This class is implemented as a singleton as there is exactly one remote per machine (until now)
82 The class is not thread safe
84 @interface AppleRemote : NSObject {
85 IOHIDDeviceInterface** hidDeviceInterface;
86 IOHIDQueueInterface** queue;
87 NSMutableArray* allCookies;
88 NSMutableDictionary* cookieToButtonMapping;
90 BOOL openInExclusiveMode;
91 BOOL simulatePlusMinusHold;
92 BOOL processesBacklog;
94 /* state for simulating plus/minus hold */
95 BOOL lastEventSimulatedHold;
96 AppleRemoteEventIdentifier lastPlusMinusEvent;
97 NSTimeInterval lastPlusMinusEventTime;
100 unsigned int clickCountEnabledButtons;
101 NSTimeInterval maxClickTimeDifference;
102 NSTimeInterval lastClickCountEventTime;
103 AppleRemoteEventIdentifier lastClickCountEvent;
104 unsigned int eventClickCount;
106 IBOutlet id delegate;
111 - (BOOL) isRemoteAvailable;
113 - (BOOL) isListeningToRemote;
114 - (void) setListeningToRemote: (BOOL) value;
116 - (BOOL) isOpenInExclusiveMode;
117 - (void) setOpenInExclusiveMode: (BOOL) value;
119 /* click counting makes it possible to recognize if the user has pressed a button repeatedly
120 * click counting does delay each event as it has to wait if there is another event (second click)
121 * therefore there is a slight time difference (maximumClickCountTimeDifference) between a single click
122 * of the user and the call of your delegate method
123 * click counting can be enabled individually for specific buttons. Use the property clickCountEnableButtons
124 * to set the buttons for which click counting shall be enabled */
125 - (BOOL) clickCountingEnabled;
126 - (void) setClickCountingEnabled: (BOOL) value;
128 - (unsigned int) clickCountEnabledButtons;
129 - (void) setClickCountEnabledButtons: (unsigned int)value;
131 /* the maximum time difference till which clicks are recognized as multi clicks */
132 - (NSTimeInterval) maximumClickCountTimeDifference;
133 - (void) setMaximumClickCountTimeDifference: (NSTimeInterval) timeDiff;
135 /* When your application needs to much time on the main thread when processing an event other events
136 * may already be received which are put on a backlog. As soon as your main thread
137 * has some spare time this backlog is processed and may flood your delegate with calls.
138 * Backlog processing is turned off by default. */
139 - (BOOL) processesBacklog;
140 - (void) setProcessesBacklog: (BOOL) value;
142 /* Sets an NSApplication delegate which starts listening when application is becoming active
143 * and stops listening when application resigns being active.
144 * If an NSApplication delegate has been already set all method calls will be forwarded to this delegate, too. */
145 - (BOOL) listeningOnAppActivate;
146 - (void) setListeningOnAppActivate: (BOOL) value;
148 /* Simulating plus/minus hold does deactivate sending of individual requests for plus/minus pressed down/released.
149 * Instead special hold events are being triggered when the user is pressing and holding plus/minus for a small period.
150 * With simulating enabled the plus/minus buttons do behave as the left/right buttons */
151 - (BOOL) simulatesPlusMinusHold;
152 - (void) setSimulatesPlusMinusHold: (BOOL) value;
154 /* Delegates are not retained */
155 - (void) setDelegate: (id) delegate;
158 - (IBAction) startListening: (id) sender;
159 - (IBAction) stopListening: (id) sender;
162 @interface AppleRemote (Singleton)
164 + (AppleRemote*) sharedRemote;
168 /* Method definitions for the delegate of the AppleRemote class */
169 @interface NSObject(NSAppleRemoteDelegate)
171 - (void) appleRemoteButton: (AppleRemoteEventIdentifier)buttonIdentifier pressedDown: (BOOL) pressedDown clickCount: (unsigned int) count;
175 @interface AppleRemote (PrivateMethods)
176 - (void) setRemoteId: (int) aValue;
177 - (NSDictionary*) cookieToButtonMapping;
178 - (IOHIDQueueInterface**) queue;
179 - (IOHIDDeviceInterface**) hidDeviceInterface;
180 - (void) handleEventWithCookieString: (NSString*) cookieString sumOfValues: (SInt32) sumOfValues;
183 @interface AppleRemote (IOKitMethods)
184 - (io_object_t) findAppleRemoteDevice;
185 - (IOHIDDeviceInterface**) createInterfaceForDevice: (io_object_t) hidDevice;
186 - (BOOL) initializeCookies;
190 /* A NSApplication delegate which is used to activate and deactivate listening to the remote control
191 * dependent on the activation state of your application.
192 * All events are delegated to the original NSApplication delegate if necessary */
193 @interface AppleRemoteApplicationDelegate : NSObject {
194 id applicationDelegate;
197 - (id) initWithApplicationDelegate: (id) delegate;
198 - (id) applicationDelegate;