Solved On Enable Error

So this error comes up onEnable():113

Code:java

/*113*/getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(new playerListener(this), this);
 /*114*/getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(new signListener(this), this);
 /*115*/getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(new DamageSystemListener(this), this);

The class

 

Give us the StackTrace: the part after the caused by: ....

 

That's the entire stacktrace

 

Hm, let me see ^^

Try:
public playerListener PlayerListener = new playerListener(this);
And then:
pluginManager.registerEvents(this.PlayerListener, this);

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

 

k one sec

same error

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

 

Hm,
restart your server? Sometimes reloads cause wierd errors....

 

happens on start too...

 

No idea sorry, i'm also tired it's 1 am for me now, if no one helps you i will try to check tomorrow again ^^

 

mbaxter
Can you help with this extremely weird error i'm having?

 

You shouldn't tahg admins for standard plugin help

Following Java convention, your classnames should be capitalised, ie PlayerListener, SignListener etc

Can you post your onEnable()? It doesn't seem clear as to why it would throw a NPE from that line, unless 'this' is null

 

In the playerListener class if I remove all the code with this.instance it works. But those are required. I also tried making the instance of KFCPvP static in its own class and that didnt work either. Everything the code uses is implemented. Meaning nothings null.

 

Your line numbers are mismatched. One of your listeners is listening to a custom / abstract event with no getHandlerList() method declared. Seeing how your player listener is listening to proper events, I can reliably say your line numbers are simply wrong and the problem is in either signListener or DamageSystemListener.

Also, please... Use proper naming conventions and do NOT post screenshots; use http://gist.github.com

 

The line numbers weren't mismatched they were two different classes.

As goes your explanation I thank you. I was however using custom events, and I thought I could get around it by using a class called CustomEvent to where that handles the handlerList so I don't have those extra methods in my event. I totally forgot I did that. I thank you very much.

 

What is line 113 of your main class, that contains what is null.

EDIT: stupid me, nvm, let me look again

EDIT2: Well, I see nothing wrong with this... I could just be misreading something blatantly obvious, but I'm getting nowhere, I'm sorry, I will watch this thread to see if I see something else, though, as it is late at night here.

 

It was in the original post in java syntax. Plus this has already been resolved by Wolvereness. He helped me already. Before you clicked this post it was Solved