v1.4.0

Added

• Added GlyphType, IsFallbackGlyph and IsInputGlyph properties to Glyph
  • Allows for checking if a Glyph is intended to represent a Null, Unbound, or Uninitialized glyph through code.
• Added forceAxis parameter to InputGlyphs GetGlyph methods
  • When true, will get the glyph for the entire axis such as "Move Horizontal" instead of "Move Left" and "Move Right"
  • Defaults to false, providing a similar behavior to before
  • GlyphRichTextFormatter can output the full axis with the "Full Axis" parameter. Example: <glyph "Move Horizontal" Full>
• Added improved documentation to InputGlyphs GetGlyph methods
• Added GetGlyph method to InputGlyphs which uses a ControllerType parameter to map to the other specific GetGlyph methods

Changed

• Getting glyphs for button or split elements for an axis action is now significantly more reliable
  • Previously getting positive/negative actions such as "Move Horizontal" for joysticks would return the unbound glyph despite a full axis map to the entire horizontal joystick
  • Now InputGlyph will infer the Joystick Left and Joystick Right from the full axis map.

Fixed

• Fixed Glyph.GetDescription() returning a null string in rare cases
• Fixed exception in GlyphRichTextFormatter when providing a null string to SetFormattedText(string) method
• Fixed no controller being recognized until it inputs at least once
  • Now defaults to the first joystick if the player has not yet input using a controller yet, ensuring there is some glyph shown initially