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Basically adding this into my own main.py for a project was able to read my wheel axis and buttons: ``` diff --git i/main.py w/main.py index fdef27c..1e0e7cc --- i/main.py +++ w/main.py...

I found a problem with current input handler, it tries to filter the " up" movement for a button, but ends filtering any key ending in "up" I open a...

By now I I call my `hat up` `hap` instead of `hup`

Showing a use case for this change: Allow to use a wheel for a drive game (still only hat, not axis, but input is there to code some logic) https://github.com/mandaw2014/Rally/pull/8

This help yo recognize other input, so with modification you can use whatever input, and then write some logic around that

Ok, will try to code some PR to cover devices with axis and buttons

Working here too: ![Captura de pantalla de 2020-08-24 09-41-19](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/220968/91017073-05c51280-e5ee-11ea-9e5b-bd4da00652d4.png)

opps I test from https://github.com/ap/vim-css-color/ as @ap said

If you try to bind this type of controller with a T8SG: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/220968/122684494-f1e63f00-d205-11eb-9319-254a0b699c0a.png) follow this: https://github.com/DeviationTX/deviation/issues/1005#issuecomment-864588533

You can use `:AgIgnore` to ignore whatever you want ``` :AgIgnore po :AgIgnore doc :AgIgnore file ``` there is an abreviation `agi` avaliable too https://github.com/albfan/ag.vim/blob/master/doc/ag.txt#L212