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STICK ​


Reads axis position from attached gaming devices

Syntax ​

` declare function Stick ( byval axis as long ) as long

`

Usage ​

` result = Stick( axis )

`

Parameters ​

axis

the axis number to query for position

Return Value ​

Returns a number between 1 and 200 for specified axis, otherwise zero (0), if the device is not attached.

Description ​

Stick will retrieve the axis position for the first and second axes on the first and second gaming devices. axis must be a number between 0 and 3 having the following meaning:

AxisReturns
0X position of gaming device A
1Y position of gaming device A when STICK(0) was called
2X position of gaming device B when STICK(0) was called
3Y position of gaming device B when STICK(0) was called

Stick(0) must first be called to obtain the positions for the other axes.

Examples ​

start GeSHi

vb
'' Compile with -lang qb

'$lang: "qb"

Screen 12

Do
    Locate 1, 1
    Print "Joystick A-X position : "; Stick(0); "   "
    Print "Joystick A-Y position : "; Stick(1); "   "
    Print "Joystick B-X position : "; Stick(2); "   "
    Print "Joystick B-Y position : "; Stick(3); "   "
    Print
    Print "Button A1 was pressed : "; Strig(0); "  "
    Print "Button A1 is pressed  : "; Strig(1); "  "
    Print "Button B1 was pressed : "; Strig(2); "  "
    Print "Button B1 is pressed  : "; Strig(3); "  "
    Print "Button A2 was pressed : "; Strig(4); "  "
    Print "Button A2 is pressed  : "; Strig(5); "  "
    Print "Button B2 was pressed : "; Strig(6); "  "
    Print "Button B2 is pressed  : "; Strig(7); "  "
    Print
    Print "Press ESC to Quit"

    If Inkey$ = Chr$(27) Then
        Exit Do
    End If

    Sleep 1

Loop

end GeSHi

Dialect Differences ​

Differences from QB ​

  • None

See also ​

  • Getjoystick
  • Strig

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