namespace ProjectM.Client
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Static bridge from the client input gather (which owns active-device detection) to the presentation
    /// layer (<see cref="AimReticleSystem"/>), mirroring the <c>PrototypeCameraRig</c> statics idiom. Holds
    /// the last detected input scheme so the reticle system can switch the on-screen cursor (mouse
    /// crosshair) vs the world reticle (gamepad) without re-deriving raw device state. Process-local and
    /// presentation-only — never read by the simulation.
    /// </summary>
    public static class AimPresentation
    {
        /// <summary>Active scheme (<see cref="ProjectM.Simulation.InputSchemeId"/>): 0 = mouse/keyboard, 1 = gamepad.</summary>
        public static byte Scheme;

        /// <summary>When true, <see cref="AimReticleSystem"/> keeps the OS cursor VISIBLE even while aiming (the
        /// editor-only DebugOverlay sets this so its IMGUI buttons stay clickable). Non-#if so the reticle system
        /// can read it in any build; nothing sets it outside the editor.</summary>
        public static bool ForceCursorVisible;

        // Static fields can survive editor domain reloads (fast enter-play-mode); reset on every play-enter so a
        // stale gamepad value from a prior session can't briefly hide the cursor / show the world reticle before
        // the input gather republishes the real scheme.
        [UnityEngine.RuntimeInitializeOnLoadMethod(UnityEngine.RuntimeInitializeLoadType.SubsystemRegistration)]
        static void ResetOnEnterPlayMode()
        {
            Scheme = ProjectM.Simulation.InputSchemeId.KeyboardMouse;
            ForceCursorVisible = false;
        }
    }
}