- Solved - public boolean onCommand (CommandSender sender, Command cmd . . .
Solved public boolean onCommand(CommandSender sender, Command cmd, String label, String[] args) Discussion in ' Plugin Development ' started by Bubbatron11 , Jan 31, 2015 Thread Status:
- onCommand example - Bukkit Forums
The BigBrother source code has a nice example of using onCommand; Code: @Override public boolean onCommand
- [Tutorial] Command Arguments - Bukkit Forums
public void onCommand (ComamndSender sender, Command command, String alias, String [] args) That is a String array variable named args When used as an array, it returns a string
- onCommand - Bukkit Forums
public boolean onCommand(CommandSender sender, Command cmd, String commandLabel, String[] args) { System out println("Hello World!!!");
- How do I create an event in an onCommand? - Bukkit Forums
So I want to learn how to put an event in an onCommand (I need the "speler1" "speler2" variables in the event, so I want to learn this )
- why does my onCommand method not execute? - Bukkit Forums
Actually, the "onCommand" method has to be in your main class, the class that "extends JavaPlugin", not a Listener Because you don't have an "onCommand" method there, Bukkit will fall back to default behaviour, which is showing the "usage" message instead
- onCommand vs. CommandExecutor - Bukkit Forums
onCommand onCommand might be the most popular method along with devs This is putted in the main class Here are some advantages: Your Packet will be less cluttered Allow you to call arguments Some disadvantages: Clutters your main class with tons of commands I don't recommend this method by this way Long scrolling down is a pain in the ass
- How to use args from an onCommand with AysncPlayerChatEvent
Don't steal minecraft's logger Use getLogger if you need the logger (which you don't) You don't own pumpmelon com, so don't use it as your package
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