Besides the mappings parsed from RetroArch's auto-configuration profiles, there's a generic mapping used for gamepads that don't have a profile saved. Unfortunately this never worked, since the initialization of the mapping - in the add_mappings function - had the buttons and hats parameters switched. This changeset fixes this, creating a correct mapping.
The issue was reported in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/35063/, joy2key_sdl would crash with a Python3 error since the (wrong) generic mapping would produce the incorrect data type and values for the filter_active_events method.
Besides the mappings parsed from RetroArch's auto-configuration profiles, there's a generic mapping used for gamepads that don't have a profile saved. Unfortunately this never worked, since the initialization of the mapping - in the
add_mappingsfunction - had the buttons and hats parameters switched. This changeset fixes this, creating a correct mapping.The issue was reported in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/35063/,
joy2key_sdlwould crash with a Python3 error since the (wrong) generic mapping would produce the incorrect data type and values for thefilter_active_eventsmethod.