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events can be listened for from any thread, dynamically re-mapped and simulated.

usage (highlevel):

Highlevel Usage 

'Capture', one call to setup and start basic 'Event' channeling on the first available device.

or (midlevel) more flexible.

Midlevel (more flexible.)

'Connect(index)' to a HID.

(event index to channel mappings can be changed dynamically.)

or (lowlevel/DIY)

Lowlevel/DIY

'Connect' to a HID by index number

	handle all events directly using the returned HID's OSEvents channel.

Interface:

	'Event', an interface, provides a time.Duration through the Moment() method, returning whatever the underlying Linux driver provides as the events timestamp, as a time.Duration.

	Note: retured Events, will need asserting to their underlying type to access data other than moment.

handle all events directly appearing on the returned HID's OSEvents channel.

Interface

'Event' interface, provides a time.Duration through a call to the Moment() method, returning whatever the underlying Linux driver provides as the events timestamp, as a time.Duration.

returned 'Event's need asserting to their underlying type to access data other than moment.

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package joysticks