[UTIL] Colour-Persistent String Wrapping

Discussion in 'Resources' started by Chinwe, Dec 29, 2013.

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    Chinwe

    Hey there,

    Using WordUtils.wrap() (from org.apache.commons.lang), colour codes aren't kept, so
    wrapping "&aThis is a long green message, &bfollowed by an &3aqua &b one, &cand ends with a &4red &cone!" would do this when sending it to a player:

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    I noticed there is a double space between 'aqua' and 'one' D:

    With this util, you can send the exact same message while preserving the colours:
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    Usage

    String str: The string to wrap
    char colourCode: The colour code character to use, such as '&' or '§'
    int lineLength: The line length to base around - not all lines will be this length exactly
    boolean wrapLongWords: Whether long words should be cut up to fit the lines

    To show what wrapLongWords does, imagine your string was "&7Thisis&8averylongword&bsuchlength&3wow":

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    Example Usage
    Code:
    // the string to wrap
    String s = "&aThis is a long green message, &bfollowed by an &3aqua&b one, &cand ends with a &4red &cone!";
     
    String wrapped = Utils.wrapString(s, '&', 25, false);
     
    // send it to the player
    // colour codes are changed to §, so you can send the raw output
    player.sendMessage(wrapped);

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    As usual, please leave any comments and (constructive) critisism below!
     
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    BungeeTheCookie

    Chinwe

    You haved earned one [diamondore].
     
  3. Chinwe
    I hate to bump a fairly old thread, but this doesn't seem to be working for me. This is how I try to use it
    Code:java
    1. ItemStack air = ItemHelper.createItemStack(new ItemStack(Material.PISTON_MOVING_PIECE), ChatColor.GRAY + "Empty", "&6Nothing to see here.");
    and here is the createItemStack method
    Code:java
    1. public static ItemStack createItemStack(ItemStack stack, String name, String lore) {
    2. ItemMeta meta = stack.getItemMeta();
    3.  
    4. meta.setDisplayName(name);
    5. meta.setLore(Arrays.asList(StringWrapper.wrapString(lore, '&', 20, false)));
    6.  
    7. stack.setItemMeta(meta);
    8. return stack;
    9. }
    the display name and lore is working, but instead of splitting the line when told to, it just adds an odd looking character in between the words.
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    Any clue where I have gone wrong?
     
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    Chinwe

    Assist
    Lore might not like new lines, you could try spliting up the wrapped string around \\n, and using that as the List for the lore?
     
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    Yonas

    I love you. :) [diamond]
     
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