Boolean onCommand dont work

Hello! I have been making new plugin. I did all good ant then, i started on server. Plugin enabled sucessfully, but when i do command, nothing happend, just say usage: from plugin.yml
onCommand boolean
Log is having no errors!

 

This is your main class or implements commandexecutor ?

 

Main class
public class Main extends JavaPlugin

 

ArsenArsen
Maybe use : command.getName().equ...("cmd"){

 

work just tentmod aka tm command

 

ArsenArsen if your trying to make a tm aliases just add this

command.getName().equals("tentmod") | command.getName().equals("tm")){

and make sure you add aliases in your plugin.yml under the command tentmod.
or, you can add a new command to the plugin.yml. Either one works.

 

mactown21 No need to do that, Command#getName() would return 'tentmod' if an alias was used.

 

xTigerRebornx But either or i does not really matters.

 

mactown21 ....what? Telling people that ' x is the problem and y is the solution ', when its not true and is only telling the user to do something that won't solve the problem properly matters a lot. If you go around teaching bad habits, those habits will spread.
ArsenArsen Use Command#getName() instead of the alias, it supports every alias for the command and is the more "proper" way to do it.

 

I think it cus i did if(args.length == 1){
if(args.length == 2){

May be problem, i moved and dont work, i think its cuz if sender instanceof Player

 

xTigerRebornx Im not fixin the problem to his solution, he was saying if his problem is fixed he might add an aka tm as an alias of tentmod.

 

ArsenArsen There are a few things I noticed:
You are comparing Strings with ==, you should be using String#equals() instead.
Your check for if there are 2 arguments is inside the check for if there is 1 argument, meaning it will never reach that point (You seemed to have noticed this)

There may be a few things that I am missing, but it looks like a great start minus the above things and anything else that may be pointed out by others.

 

does args.length need == or equals?

 

args.length returns int. Look up java tutorials for primitives.

 

xTigerRebornx
I thought the proper way to do it was to use plugin.yml

 

hankered Proper way to do what? Adding aliases, yes, use the plugin.yml. But in your onCommand(), using Command#getName() will count for both the actual command and its alias, whereas using the command label will not.

 

ArsenArsen

Because args.length returns an int. So, if you did System.out.println(args.length); - The output would be a number. However, you are doing if(args[0[ == "example") - but that doesn't return a string, .equals() or .equalsIgnoreCase() does