Problem with command arguments in separate classes!

So i am having two classes that have the same command, but with different arguments.
The problem is that one of the commands overwrites the other, so i think i have to get the command from mainclass, but i have no idea how to do that .-.

I hope someone understand what i mean, and can help me

-Firecat

 

why not make it both in one class?

Because AFAIK when you "re-register" the command, you, as you said, probably overwrite it since you tell first that

getCommand("MyCommand").setExecutor(new CommandClass());
getCommand("MyCommand").setExecutor(new SecondCommandClass());

with that you basicly overwrite the old Executor.. So put both in one class and done

 

L33m4n123

I can do that, but the two classes are way to long ._. I have to have them separated.

bump .-. Really? Anyone?

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

 

FirecatHD
Less than 24 hours -_-

Again, if you register them in two classes, it will only do the function in the second class registered.

 

xTrollxDudex

Ohh sorry .-. But there have to be a workaround .-. The classes are just to big and everything will get messy.

 

FirecatHD
Nope. Put seperate parts of it in seperate classes and seperate methods and call them.

 

It wont. I have a plugin with 1 class and over 1000 lines of code.

 

Or you could use Reflection

 

xTrollxDudex

Yes that is what a need Can you tell me an example on how to do this?
Btw, thx every1 else that answered :3

 

calebbfmv
Not practical, slow.

FirecatHD
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/javaOO/methods.html

 

xTrollxDudex

Thanks

 

Heres an example:

//stuff

Code:java

if(cmd.getName().equalsIgnoresCase("hi"))
{
  if( args[0].equalsIgnoresCase("me"))
{
  Argumentcmd argcmd;
  argcmd.useArgMe
}
}

Then put the argument code in a method public void and do the rest