Joystick axis support in guiInputCtrl [T3DMIT]

Hello, i'm doc,is my first post here and my first resource.
Since i can not find anywhere how to do this,
here is how i added joystick axis mapping in options gui:
first we need to edit sourcecode.
open source/gui/utility/guiInputCtrl.cpp
copy a backup of the file(is always a good thing)
go around line 128, find GuiInputCtrl::onInputEvent
the original is:

bool GuiInputCtrl::onInputEvent( const InputEventInfo &event )
{
   // TODO - add POV support...
   if ( event.action == SI_MAKE )

change it to:

bool GuiInputCtrl::onInputEvent( const InputEventInfo &event )
{
   // TODO - add POV support...
   if ( event.action == SI_MAKE || event.action == SI_MOVE )

we have just added an or.
Now let's add the real thing:
go near line 145, you should see:

onInputEvent_callback(deviceString, actionString, 1);

         return( true );
      }
   }
   else if ( event.action == SI_BREAK )

we need to add an "else if" statement to read our axis data, so change as this:

onInputEvent_callback(deviceString, actionString, 1);

         return( true );
      }
	  else if (event.objType == SI_AXIS){
		  F32 value = event.fValue;
		  char deviceString[32];
         if ( !ActionMap::getDeviceName( event.deviceType, event.deviceInst, deviceString ) )
            return( false );

         const char* actionString = ActionMap::buildActionString( &event );

		 //here we see if joystick actually is moved, not completely shure about efficency of this
		 if(event.fValue == 1 || event.fValue == -1){ 
		 onInputEvent_callback(deviceString, actionString, 1);
		 
         return( true );
		 }
	  }
   }
   else if ( event.action == SI_BREAK )

now recompile.

Go to scripts/gui/optionsDlg.cs and find something like that:

$RemapCount = 0;
$RemapName[$RemapCount] = "Forward";
$RemapCmd[$RemapCount] = "moveforward";
$RemapCount++;

here you can add your own mappings, now usable with joystick.
here is a piece of mine:

$RemapName[$RemapCount] = "Yaw";
$RemapCmd[$RemapCount] = "JoystickYaw";
$RemapCount++;
$RemapName[$RemapCount] = "Pitch";
$RemapCmd[$RemapCount] = "JoystickPitch";
$RemapCount++;

last thing, is to find

error( "Unsupported Joystick input object passed to getDisplayMapName!" );

and change it to:

return(%action @ " joystick" @ ( %instance + 1 ));

NOTE: i don't know how much is safe to do this last thing.
as now, i had no problems.

i hope this could be useful.

sorry for my bad english.