Solved Can someone please help me correct my code.

My code that doesnt work:

PHP:

    for(World world : Bukkit.getServer().getWorlds()){
 
        String path1 = String.format("Worlds.%s.DD",world.getName());
        String path3 = String.format("Worlds.%s",world.getName());
    for(Player ply : Bukkit.getOnlinePlayers()){
 
    /**this line its the line needing to be fixed --> */ if(ply.getWorld().getName().equals(path3) && getConfig().getBoolean(path1) == true){
            event.setCancelled(true);
            }
 
    }
}  

 

"doesn't work" is not a valid problem report.

What are you intending to happen, and what is actually happening? Are you getting an exception?

 

this is what im intending on doing:

PHP:

    @EventHandler
    public void BlockDispense(BlockDispenseEvent event){
for(World world : Bukkit.getServer().getWorlds()){
 
        String path1 = String.format("Worlds.%s.DD",world.getName());
        String path3 = String.format("Worlds.%s",world.getName());
    for(Player ply : Bukkit.getOnlinePlayers()){
 
    /**this line its the line needing to be fixed --> */ if(ply.getWorld().getName().equals(path3) && getConfig().getBoolean(path1) == true){
            event.setCancelled(true);
            }
 
    }
}
} 

no errors, just nothing happening.

 

Hey, maybe I can help...

You have the right idea...
What I would do to help me figure out where is is going wrong is print out some test messages at different places.

Code:

@EventHandler
public void BlockDispense(BlockDispenseEvent event){
 
    String worldName = wrld.getName();   
    String path1 = String.format("Worlds.%s.DD",worldName);
    String path3 = String.format("Worlds.%s",worldName);
 
    // Print this out to test for proper values...
    System.out.println("Path1: "+path1);  System.out.println("Path3: "+path3);
   
for(Player ply : Bukkit.getOnlinePlayers()){
 
    /**this line its the line needing to be fixed --> */ 
 
// The problem appears to be that you are comparing the Name of the world the player is in
// to the formated string "World.<worldname>"  That will always fail.
if(ply.getWorld().getName().equals(path3) && getConfig().getBoolean(path1) == true){
            event.setCancelled(true);
            }
    }
}
}

Let me know more about what you are trying to do here and I can help. Also, I removed the scanning through all worlds, seemed like a waste of code since the only world that matters is the one the event is taking place in.

Give some more details, and I don't mind looking at it again

Michael

 

lol it says:

HTML:

21:53:54 [INFO] Path1: Worlds.world.DD
21:53:54 [INFO] Path1: Worlds.world.DD
21:53:54 [INFO] Path3: Worlds.world
21:53:54 [INFO] Path1: Worlds.world_the_end.DD
21:53:54 [INFO] Path3: Worlds.world_the_end
21:53:54 [INFO] Path1: Worlds.world_nether.DD
21:53:54 [INFO] Path3: Worlds.world_nether

So basically its getting "World.world" instead of "world"

 

Then add a test message, where ptint the name of the world where the player is.

 

Do you have Teamspeak A302 ?

 

who?

 

I was just asking the OP..... He can come on my server and I am willing to help him out.... We'll post the results here for others to see...

It was just a though...

 

yes i have teamspeak whats ur ts ip? i dont have a mic though.