Solved What is wrong with this beginning code?

Help there is something wrong with this coding. I've tried changing this around NOTHING.

Code:

@Override
    public void onEnable() {
         config = getConfig();
            config.options().copyDefaults(true);
            saveConfig();
            this.saveDefaultConfig();
            cFile = new File(getDataFolder(), "config.yml"); //Reload Exercise
            plugin = this;
            new PlayerListener(this); //java class file connection
            PluginManager pm = getServer().getPluginManager();
        getLogger().info(ANSI_YELLOW +"["+ ANSI_CYAN + "SimpleJoinMessage" + ANSI_YELLOW +"]" + ANSI_BLUE +" The plugin has been Enabled." + ANSI_BOLD + ANSI_RED + "You should not see any errors after this! If you do contact us with the Error Script! Thank You" + ANSI_RESET);
    }
    @Override
    public void onDisable() {
    }

Most of the errors are the same for Example this.SaveDefultConfig() i got this error: The method saveDefaultConfig() is undefined for the type Main

 

@TECGaming360 This is a really stupid question, but does your Main class extend JavaPlugin?

 

@TECGaming360 There's no method called saveDefaultConfig() in JavaPlugin, but there is one called saveDefaultConfig(). (gotta watch the caps)

 

It wasent Extended i got it now thanks don't know how i missed that thanks. Now im stuck were im at and Lactem
saveDefaultConfig()
saveDefaultConfig()
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Not trolling and possibly stupid. Your example is this.SaveDefultConfig(). I'm telling you that your example is incorrect, and this.saveDefaultConfig() is how you would fix that.

 

@Lactem Dude, if you look in his code example he has it spelled and capitalized correctly. He just screwed up a bit in the post-writing.
@TECGaming360 Are you using an IDE for programming? If you aren't, I suggest Eclipse.

 

@pie_flavor
He is using an IDE as his OP states

which you mainly get from an IDE (Unless notepad got an upgrade I don't know about )

@TECGaming360
Could you post the full code please, it'll help out a lot more than just a snippet.

 

@TGRHavoc Don't know where you're getting your information. If you just javac it, it'll give you specific errors about what you're trying to do. Try it yourself, I've compiled more than a few plugins that way when Eclipse flaked out.

 

Oh. Well sorry i didnt check my Example but in the coding Clip/copy it is correct!

It was solved earlier i missed those 2 words extends JavaPlugin messed everything up. Its all good now!

BTW Does anyone now when a Real Bukkit build of 1.8 Comes out?

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

 

@TECGaming360 Nope.

 

@TECGaming360 Since Wolvereness's DMCA takedown request, Bukkit has kinda just "noped". It will stay 1.7.10 forever. However, Spigot has updated Bukkit to 1.8 and seems to be taking up the whole project.