Loading Inventory Contents from a Config?

How would you load inventory contents from a config? I got the part down where it saves the contents.. But the loading part is totally blank for me.

What would I need to load it? A simple hint is fine for me.

This is what I use to save the contents:

Code:java

public void createKit(Player p, String kitName) {
        Files.getInstance().kits.set(kitName + ".items", p.getInventory().getContents());
        p.getInventory().clear();
        Files.getInstance().saveKits();
        MessageManager.getInstance().msg(p, ChatColor.GREEN + "Successfully created kit: " + ChatColor.RED + kitName);
    }

This will be used to create easy kits. Not sure if its the best way to get the items from your inv and set them...

All help is appreciated!
Thanks.

 

You will need to make your own ItemStack parser from the items in the config.

 

Forseth11 This only allows me to set the contents, and not actually add the contents (int the config) with the items already in the inventory.

Code:java

@SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
public void getKit(Player p, String kitName) {
ItemStack[] contents = p.getInventory().getContents();
List<?> list = Files.getInstance().kits.getList(kitName);
for(int in = 0; in < list.size(); in++) {
contents[in] = (ItemStack) list.get(in);
}
p.getInventory().setContents(contents);
p.updateInventory();
MessageManager.getInstance().msg(p, ChatColor.GREEN + "You received kit: " + ChatColor.RED + kitName);
}

Any suggestions?
I've tried:

Code:java

p.getInventory().addItem(contents);//Gives an error
 
//and
 
//Obviously an error...
p.getInventory().setContents(p.getInventory().getContents() + contents);

 

Code:

p.getInventory().addItems(contents);//Gives an error

You just forgot the s.

 

Lactem There is no method as "addItems(...);", only addItem(...);

 

I'm sorry. I said that incorrectly. You can add an array of items with the addItem() function. See because the method signature says addItem(ItemStack... items), meaning you can have multiple there. You could add one item, an array of items, or even

Code:

player.getInventory().addItem(new ItemStack(Material.AIR), new ItemStack(Material.AIR), new ItemStack(Material.AIR));

 

Forseth11 ItemStacks are ConfigurationSerializable, which means that set(path, stack) will save it correctly. You can retrieve them again by using the supplied getter method getItemStack(path).

 

fireblast709 I wish I have known that because I have made very complex methods to parse ItemStacks.