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    Next Recommended Build will break plugins

    Doesn't hurt to be prepared. I have no issues maintaining separate versions for R1 and R2 just in case the API does change without deprecating...
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 14, 2011 in forum: Bukkit Discussion
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    Next Recommended Build will break plugins

    Guess I'd better make a "stable" branch for my plugins then
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 14, 2011 in forum: Bukkit Discussion
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    Harder than hard dificulty

    I'm not familiar with any mods of that sort, and a standard Bukkit plugin probably won't be capable of doing this, as the API does not expose the...
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 13, 2011 in forum: Bukkit Discussion
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    [Poll] Will you use Bukkit Plugin Studio? (for developers)

    Sorry, what are you referring to?
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 10, 2011 in forum: Bukkit Discussion
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    [Poll] Will you use Bukkit Plugin Studio? (for developers)

    I'm not moving the dirty code anywhere, I'm eliminating it altogether. I have no if-statements to distinguish between commands anywhere. And...
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 10, 2011 in forum: Bukkit Discussion
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    The Best GUI?

    None at the moment, I launch mine from the command line ;-)
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 9, 2011 in forum: Bukkit Discussion
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    Getting block hit by projectile (arrow)?

    If you have a location, isn't it a simple matter of calling getBlockX(), getBlockY() and getBlockZ() to get a specific block? Not sure what block...
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 9, 2011 in forum: Plugin Development
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    Adding info to a list?

    Static means 1 instance per JVM, in your case just the public modifier would be enough to expose it to other classes, though I'd recommend keeping...
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 9, 2011 in forum: Plugin Development
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    [Poll] Will you use Bukkit Plugin Studio? (for developers)

    Let me guess, you haven't read Clean Code by Robert C. Martin? Code that works is not necessarily quality code
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 8, 2011 in forum: Bukkit Discussion
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    [Poll] Will you use Bukkit Plugin Studio? (for developers)

    You asked us if we would use it, I'm just telling you why not, and what I would have chosen if facing the same problem. Also, I believe I also...
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 8, 2011 in forum: Bukkit Discussion
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    [Poll] Will you use Bukkit Plugin Studio? (for developers)

    Yes, that's a better analogy
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 8, 2011 in forum: Bukkit Discussion
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    [Poll] Will you use Bukkit Plugin Studio? (for developers)

    I'm with the "No" crowd, for a number of reasons: I use Linux for Java development You're too far behind existing IDEs such as Eclipse (which I...
    Post by: Forge_User_38364654, Dec 8, 2011 in forum: Bukkit Discussion