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Posted by Iggy Drougge on 03-May-2003 18:53 GMT
Video editing makes extensive use of jog/shuttle and slider controls as well. The DraCo had such an add-on, for example.

As for the current implementation, if anyone involved is reading this, please put the input libraries inside a new drawer in DEVS: and not into SYS:Libs, since LIBS: would be overtly crowded, and these input device libraries could be regarded in the same vein as Monitors, Keymaps or DOSDrivers.
Also, there are two-button joysticks and joypads out there, don't forget those.
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