How to make this..

hello guys, i want to make this:
i have integers:
int v1; & int v2;
when i modofy the "v1", i whant reflect this in the "v2" and when i modify the "v2", reflect this in the "v1"
This is Possible?

 

@MarceloEstigar Create a setter method.

 

How? I searched, but i don't find nothing about this

 

@MarceloEstigar

Code:

public void set(String newString) {
    this.myString = newString;
}

 

This only change myString..

i want to change the "V1" and reflect this on "V2" and vice versa.. like the same object

 

@MarceloEstigar v1 = v2?

 

yes, v1 = v2 and v2 = v1
a reference to an int..

 

@MarceloEstigar
Set them both with a setter method?

PHP:

public void set(String newString) {
    this.v1= newString;
    this.v2= newString;
}


 

I'm pretty sure you can easily find a way to transform that method to do what you want...

 

nop, this not work for me..
An example..

Code:

CopyOnWriteArrayList<Player> players = new CopyOnWriteArrayList<Player>();
int originalvalue1 = 0;
int anotheroriginalvalue = 0;

public void thefunction(Player p){
int value1 = 0;

if(players.contains(p)){
value1 = originalvalue1;
}else{
value1= anotheroriginalvalue;
}

if(p.hasPermission("perm.*")){
value1 = 5; // and change the respective original value in the top of the script
}


}

 

This code is an absolute nightmare.

CopyOnWrite arraylists, using player instances. Values that mean absolutely nothing, for which we absolutely don't get the use, ...

If you can explain clearly what you're trying to achieve, we'll be able to help.

Otherwise... just add a "originalvalue1 = value1;" just after the "value1 = 5" and you're set.

 

i know, to change the original value, i can use the "if"... but i want to make more short this script... the original script have +400 lines.. with a lot of "if's".. i want to make a direct reference to te original value..