Feedback InputAction as a reference?

I'm trying to create listeners for InputActions in a programmatic way.

I want to be able to designate a "Fire" action and then refer to it in code. In a local splitscreen game, I can't listen globally, because I have to listen to interactions on the specific PlayerInput.
If I add a listener to the PlayerInput, I can either add the listener to every event on every action or I can add a single method that takes the CallbackContext.

Code (CSharp):

1. playerInput.currentActionMap.actionTriggered += (callback) => {};

This lets me get events for every single InputAction on the map. But when I get an event triggered, I want to be able to compare it to determine that "Fire" was pressed as opposed to another input.

Is there any way to accomplish this other than string comparison?

 

Assuming I define the InputAction in a way I can refer to

Code (CSharp):

1. public class InputActionWrapper {
2.     public InputAction action;
3. }

I could potentially refer to the action I add to the PlayerInput, but there doesn't appear to be a way to AddAction with a reference to an InputAction.

So I'm struggling to find a way to tie into this.

Anyone have any ideas?

 

Found the answer in this thread:
https://forum.unity.com/threads/sol...ce-in-inspector-for-new-input-system.1126064/

InputActionReference allows you to refer to the InputAction from the InputActionAsset