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!Prototype
!Prototype
!Description
!Description
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+|VPADGetLcdMode
+|int VPADGetLcdMode(int padnum, VPADDisplayMode *lcdmode);
+|Gets LCD mode of gamepad and stores it in ''lcdmode''
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+|VPADSetLcdMode
+|int VPADSetLcdMode(int padnum, VPADDisplayMode *lcdmode);
+|Sets LCD mode of gamepad based on ''lcdmode''
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|VPADRead
|VPADRead
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−==Structures==
+==Structures/Enums==
+===VPAD Display Mode===
+Can be gotten using VPADGetLcdMode().
+<syntaxhighlight lang="C">
+typedef enum {
+ DISPLAY_MODE_STANDBY = 0, /* This is probably the mode you can set as a user in HOME - Turn display off */
+ DISPLAY_MODE_OFF = 1, /* This turns off the display completely, the gamepad can be used as a pure input controller */
+ DISPLAY_MODE_DEFAULT = 0xFF /* Default mode */
+} VPADDisplayMode;
+</syntaxhighlight>
+===VPAD Data===
===VPAD Data===
Can be gotten using VPADRead(), num_datasets seems to control the max amount of "datasets" to keep. A single dataset containing raw controller data is 0xAC bytes. The first three words of a datset are bitmasks of the flags listed [[vpad.rpl#Buttons|below]].
Can be gotten using VPADRead(), num_datasets seems to control the max amount of "datasets" to keep. A single dataset containing raw controller data is 0xAC bytes. The first three words of a datset are bitmasks of the flags listed [[vpad.rpl#Buttons|below]].