Get block data in a scheduleAsyncDelayedTask

Would it be safe to use this code in a scheduleAsyncDelayedTask

Code:

int nextId = family.getWorld().getBlockTypeIdAt(l.getBlockX(),l.getBlockY(),l.getBlockZ());
byte nextData = family.getWorld().getBlockAt(l.getBlockX(),l.getBlockY(),l.getBlockZ()).getData();

nextId and nextData are later stored like this

Code:

family.getPreMembers().add(new NanoSearch(family,nextId,nextData,l));

 

Nope. Not for
byte nextData = family.getWorld().getBlockAt(l.getBlockX(),l.getBlockY(),l.getBlockZ()).getData();

look at the http://wiki.bukkit.org/Scheduler_Programming#Tasks_which_return_a_value

This is pretty much how you have to get the values.

 

I was afraid of that... then my plugin is still going to be running slow

 

@Moon_werewolf
I'm pretty sure world.getBlockAt() is thread-safe so it should be safe to call getData() on it.

 

Hmm :/ well i think i keep the getBlockAt and see if its interfere anywhere, in that thread its only store data it never edits it (that happens outside the thread)