InControl | input manager for Unity that tames the cross-platform | Model View Controller library
kandi X-RAY | InControl Summary
kandi X-RAY | InControl Summary
InControl is an input manager for Unity3D that standardizes input mappings across various platforms for common controllers. Documentation is available at: InControl is also available on the Unity Asset Store for a modest price. If you find this project beneficial, please consider supporting its ongoing development. You'll have the convenience of easy installation and updates right from the Unity Editor. Certain features are available on the Asset Store version only, and will not be open sourced in the repository.
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I am doing this graph with this code
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Answered 2021-Jun-16 at 02:58We can calculate the labels that we want to display and use it in geom_label
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I have a base controller:
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Answered 2020-Sep-27 at 17:46How can I share the View of the inherited controller without passing the view as a parameter? Am I doing something "mvc" wrong?
Yes, you are not using MVC as you are supposed to. So rather than answering how you can do this, I'll answer why you should not do this.
If you take a look at a definition for MVC, one of the main advantages is loose coupling. The idea is that you can change any Controller, Model or View and you know where the impact is (exactly where you are making the change). In this sense, having a base Controller or a base Model is a bad idea as you end up with tight coupling.
It seems that you are worried about code duplication, and that's perfectly fine. However, not all code duplication is bad duplication. There's useful duplication (like here, where you make it easy to change code later on) and useless duplication (like having some method twice when it could be one method and a parameter). At some point you will end up having so many different checks to see if it's one of the children or the other, that nobody will want to modify that code, not even you.
If you need to share business logic, the way to do this in MVC is by having another layer that your Controllers talk to, namely a services layer.
Also, there's almost never a good reason for doing stuff like this:
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Answered 2019-Oct-23 at 14:42just add this
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