Solved request system

How to make request system like tpa and tpaccept?

 

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SmooshCakez
Example plz

I dont know what metadata is

 

https://github.com/essentials/Essen.../earth2me/essentials/commands/Commandtpa.java

Here is te code of command /tpa

 

You can do this, or you can do this.

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1. That uses tons of interfaces/abstract classes from Essentials, he'd need to copy in each class.
2. Don't spoonfeed. Especially if you didn't write that code, which I assume you didn't.

 

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zombiekiller753
I did read them but I dont know how to do this

SmooshCakez
But can u write an example?

maxiz22
I dont know what to do with that

 

MrHatz2 read the java docs
All you would do is when someone enters /tpa player2 you add player 1 and 2 to a hashmap and send player 2 a message. Then when player 2 does /tpaccept you check if that players name is in the hashmap and if it is remove them from the hashmap and teleport the player.

 

You can also learn by looking at the source code of other plugins, sometimes it is very useful to see how other programing.

 

If you don't know what Metadata is, use HashMaps.

 

Skionz
I dont know what to do in a javadocs

SmooshCakez
k but how do you use hashmap for requests?

 

I explained the basics above and if you know java already just read the javadocs and try and memorize every class and method and what it does.

 

Skionz
can you write example code?

 

MrHatz2 is just trying to be spoonfed. If he did what he says he did, he would know a lot more.

 

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MrHatz2
I would prefer not too spoonfeed. TheBCBroz has a few excellent bukkit tutorials on youtube. I would start with those.

 

MrHatz2
<Edit by Moderator: Redacted bit url>

 

Skionz
yea but people here say bcbroz teach bad stuff so I dont want to see his tutorials.

 

MrHatz2

Code:

HashMap<Player, Player> map = new HashMap<Player, Player>();
map.put(player1.getName(), player2.getName());

The hashmap ^

Whats wrong with his tutorials?

 

Skionz
k where do I put that?

 

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When the player uses /tpa [player] you would add the player to that hashmap

 

zombiekiller753
can you atleast help instead of posting useless post?

Skionz

Ok I put it in my onCommand but what is player1 and player2?

 

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MrHatz2
they were an example. In theory player1 would be the sender and player2 would be args[0] or the other way around.

EDIT: Sorry change the hashmap to String, use player.getName() in the hashmap not player.

 

MrHatz2 That was an example. If you can't figure it out from that, then you may want to spend some time learning Java

 

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MrHatz2 this is what I am starting to believe

Code:

I ALRESDY KNOW JAVA == false;

 

No. No no no no no! God no!

Store the Player object in the HashMap. This will prevent you from having to Bukkit.getServer().getPlayer() later, which is a S L O W method. Just be sure you add a listener for PlayerQuitEvent to remove the Player object if they log out. Viola! No problems what-so-ever! \o/