Solved command won't bring args[0] to broadcast message

Yeah I use Eclipse

OMG THANKS !
IT WORKED!!!! current code:

Code:

[B]package[/B] mc.sivert2246.plugin.serverbroadcast;



[B]import[/B] org.bukkit.Bukkit;

[B]import[/B] org.bukkit.ChatColor;

[B]import[/B] org.bukkit.command.Command;

[B]import[/B] org.bukkit.command.CommandSender;

[B]import[/B] org.bukkit.entity.Player;

[B]import[/B] org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin;



[B]public class [/B]Main [B]extends [/B]JavaPlugin

{

@Override

[B]public void onEnable[/B]()

{

getConfig().options().copyDefaults([B]true[/B]);

saveConfig();

reloadConfig();

}

[B]public boolean onCommand[/B](CommandSender sender,Command cmd,String label,String[] args)

{

[B]if[/B](cmd.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("bc")){

[B]if[/B](sender [B]instanceof [/B]Player){

Player [B]theSender[/B] =(Player) sender;{

[B]if[/B](theSender.hasPermission("server.broadcast")){

Bukkit.[I]broadcastMessage[/I](ChatColor.[I]translateAlternateColorCodes[/I]('&', getConfig().getString("Plugin-TAG")+ args[0]));

}

[B]else[/B]{

Bukkit.[I]broadcastMessage[/I](ChatColor.[I]translateAlternateColorCodes[/I]('&', getConfig().getString("Plugin-TAG")+ args[0]));

}

}

}

}

[B]return false[/B];

}

}

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

I'M HAPPY TO BE HELPFUL!!!!! Mark the thread solved please.

 

Just remember to add a @Override above the onCommand in the future, it makes sure you're overriding the method instead of creating a new one.

 

That's a another thing a lot of youtube tutorials get wrong. They always remove it, because "You don't need it".

 

The internet is an unfortunate minefield of people who think they know how to teach.

Students don't learn by teachers doing the work for them.
Students also don't learn by teachers telling them the answer.
Students learn when a teacher explains how the answer works

Many online tutorials forget this.

 

Technically you don't need it for the application to run. It's only useful as a guarantee you are indeed overriding the method.

 

Ok, thanks everyone <3