Problem with plugin class.java

Hello. First of all excuse my noobness, it's my first try at a mod
To get my dev enviroment up and running the proper way, and the plugin class since it's my first time I followed this: http://wiki.bukkit.org/HUGE_Plugin_Tutorial

So right now I am looking at the Handling Reloads section. There says I should use this block of code:

Code:java

for (Player player : Bukkit.getServer().getOnlinePlayers())
        {
            playerList.put(player.getName(), playerData(player));
        }

My problem is IntelliJ idea doesn't seem to find the "playerList" (Cannot resolve symbol to be exact). What else could I use that will actually work?

Thanks in advance and please don't be mean, it's my first try at making a mod

 

Did you create the HashMap playerList? If you haven't then that would be your problem because IntelliJ cannot reference something that doesn't exist.

 

*cough* IntelliJ is bad, use eclipse *cough*.

God I should see a doctor about that cough.

But anyway, you should make sure you have it defined, if you do, then just try reloading IntelliJ? It is known to be buggy *cough* I mean bad *cough* so that could just fix it.

Also, "handling a reload" usually is not too much of an issue... I have worked with a lot of plugins before and I have only ever seen one that is broken by a reload, so I would not worry about it unless it actually is an issue once you finish

 

I bet you haven't actually used IntelliJ yet

 

I had to use it for my java class for a year, I despised it. Eclipse has more capabilities, more customizability, and has more languages that can be used in it besides just Java

 

Can you provide proof for each of these?

 

Leave it to IDEs to help programmers and mess with programmers.
NimeniAltu666 Are you sure you read and followedElliottOlson advice?

 

cough cough Ultimate Edition cough cough

 

http://gyazo.com/c6f5710a12dfb07e953e40c003a90ccb
http://gyazo.com/af6b8ea5398391c43c222881c4af9eae

Why would I pay for something when I can get something that is better for free?

 

http://gyazo.com/78142eb4f69e6ead297e10de4bcb6274
http://gyazo.com/b9902d78ca09b5a06f1f1056a1e6c50d
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Also, what makes IntelliJ better is not that it has prettier colors (I think it actually does look better, but that's subjective) but that it makes programming easier and faster. The autocomplete is the most visible example.

Really, though, it's your loss. I just don't want any other people who see this to think Eclipse is actually in any way better.

 

Other than the jvm languages, eclipse is terrible for other languages. Especially c++, never use eclipse with it. Stick with gcc and make files or if you need an ide, vs, or c::b

also, intellij has a much higher learning curve than eclipse. It's functionality is at least equivalent and it speeds up coding significantly. Just because eclipse is an industry standard doesn't mean intellij is bad.

 

Open source license much