Solved BlockBreak and config issue

Hi there!
I've a thing that has been bothering me for the last hours. I can't get this simple piece of code to work... It does work as soon as I set the locations, but it doesn't work anymore when I reload the server or restart the server:

Code:

@EventHandler
    public void onBlockBreak(BlockBreakEvent event) {
        Player p = event.getPlayer();
        int redX = Main.ctf.getConfig().getInt("Red.X");
        int redY = Main.ctf.getConfig().getInt("Red.Y");
        int redZ = Main.ctf.getConfig().getInt("Red.Z");
        String redW = Main.ctf.getConfig().getString("Red.World");
        String w = p.getWorld().getName();
        Main.ctf.reloadConfig();
        //System.out.println(event.getBlock().getX() + " " + redX + " " + event.getBlock().getY() + " " + redY + " " + event.getBlock().getZ() + " " + redZ + " " + redW + " " + w);
        if(event.getBlock().getX() == redX && event.getBlock().getY() == redY && event.getBlock().getZ() == redZ && redW == w) {
            -snip-
            Main.ctf.getServer().getScheduler().scheduleSyncDelayedTask(Main.ctf, new Runnable() {
                public void run() {
                  -snip-
        }
    }

Thanks in advance!

Miguel

 

like... any errors (stack-trace please)? Or just not doing anything?

 

Just nothing. When I make an else statement the else statement is triggered. However, this should work just fine. I did a System.out.println() to see if the coords matched each other and they did.

thanks.

 

try

Code:java

redW.equals(w)

instead of just comparing strings. == will check if they refer the same object, which will always be false (unless you check if x == x)

 

Thanks. This worked for me. I'm still confused why it did work before a server reload/restart. Thanks anyways!

Miguel