PS Move with GLFW (tested only on Linux)

I recently discovered by accident that GLFW sees the ps move as a 28-axis joystick with 19 buttons. I don't think it would have worked unless I had first paired via usb cable the PS Move using Thomas Perl's psmoveapi. I will report more when I have more info. For now I've only tested it on Ubuntu 13.04 64-bit.

When I start my engine I query for which controller has 28 axes and I assign that GLFW_JOYSTICK_x to an int variable called moveController. Then I check using the following snippet:

void Engine::checkMove()

{

    float position[28];

    unsigned char buttons[19];

    std::fill_n(position,28,0.0f);

    if (glfwGetJoystickPos( moveController, position,28) == 28 ) {

        glfwGetJoystickButtons(moveController,buttons,19);

        // for loop limited to 16 because 16-17-18 seemed
        // to be always GLFW_PRESS for some reason
        for (int i=0;i < 16;++i) {                                      

            if (buttons[i] == GLFW_PRESS) {

                std::cout << "Button " << i <<  " pressed " <<std::endl;

            }

        }

    }

}