Solved ArrayList problem?

Discussion in 'Plugin Development' started by ProStriker123, Sep 12, 2014.

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    ProStriker123

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    nivek1212

    Can you show me the Arraylist?
     
  3. ProStriker123 Red lines aren't nearly as helpful as the errors that they represent. What does the error say?
     
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    mrCookieSlime

    ProStriker123
    is eventwaits a List<Player>...
    Also include what the error say as well as where you define the variable eventwaits.

    You alsos probably dont want to store Player Objects in a List, better use UUIDs instead.

    EDIT: A List<String> doesnt store Player Objects, it stores Strings.
     
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    PePsiGam3r

    mrCookieSlime Can't he keep it and use the name of the player instead?
     
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    nivek1212

    The Arraylist should look like this
    Code:java
    1. public ArrayList<Player> eventwaits = new ArrayList<>();



    No, because he wants this for all spectators and not for one player

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

    PePsiGam3r
    Sure, he can. UUIDs was just an example. Also I wrote it before he posted the comment where we could see that it is a List of Strings. Also I'd prefer using UUIDs. Since god knows whether it might cause problems or not when name changing is added.
     
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    PePsiGam3r

    nivek1212 I meant the names of players are in ArrayList. You also can get them using getName() method.
     
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    mrCookieSlime

    nivek1212 ProStriker123
    Dont store Player Objects in Lists, you should use UUID Lists.

    Code:

    List<UUID> eventwaits = new ArrayList<UUID>;

    And then just check it using this:
    if (eventwaits.contains(p.getUniqueId()) e.setCancelled(true);

    EDIT: Sorry I messed up . (got confused with another Thread which was similiar) In your case its better to store Strings in a List.
    and then just do:

    for (String name: eventwaits) {
    Bukkit.broadcastMessage(name + " won");
    }
     
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    ProStriker123

    Solved - anything was soo helpfuly i appreciate its very much from all of you guys :D
     
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