Reworked the profile/mapping editor to mirror the original unfinished Win32
RIO driver's control-panel design (docs/Win32RIO, by FASA / Michel Lowrance)
instead of the flat config-sheet grid. The wallpaper region positions are a
VGA chroma-split display artifact, not the cockpit's logical shape.
- RioJoy.Core.Editing.CockpitPanel: the functional layout — five MFD clusters,
four board columns (Throttle/Secondary/Screen/Joystick-Hat), an encoder-gauge
strip, and the two later-added 4x4 keypads (Internal/External). Places every
address 0x00-0x47 / 0x50-0x6F exactly once (unit-tested).
- Tray PanelView/PanelCanvas render the panel; ProfileEditorForm drives it.
Buttons show label + assigned function (ButtonBinding.Describe -> CTL-N, JOY1,
POV-U, Mse LB, RIO command names; unit-tested). Lamp shade is driven by the
IsLit flag (not by whether a function is assigned); keypads are neutral blue
with no Lit checkbox. Added an Unassign button next to Apply.
- Removed the superseded sheet-grid UI (SheetView/SheetCanvas); SheetLayout +
config-sheet.csv stay as reference data.
docs/Win32RIO: the original driver (tasgame.sys, a 32-bit kernel HID minidriver
that opened the serial port, set baud/8N1/DTR, and spoke the *identical* RIO
protocol -- AnalogRequest/Reply, Button Pressed/Released, Check/Lamp/Reset/
Version -- validating our protocol port), oemsetup.inf, RemoteDriver.doc, and the
extracted control-panel / game-controllers mockups.
~236 xUnit tests green. PLAN.md updated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CydandClaude Opus 4.8
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