Development Assistance Creating a command system(Not a dup. This time I'm asking for someone to CREATE a cmd system maybe)

title continued:Not how to create one
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Code:

protected <clazzname>(String cmd)
{
super("cmdhere");
}


//basic command void/boolean wutever that i can edit here

Can someone create this so it will auto register the command and not use listeners like most command systems

And if someone does create it have it use the plugin yaml still like essentials


{{Posts merged by Myrathi}}

 

@Lightspeed I'm not sure what you're asking for. You do know how to use onCommand() and CommandExecutors right?

 

Yes just you have to register each command

 

@Lightspeed so why do you need a custom system? can't you just register them with plugin.yml?

 

commands:
cmd:

like that?

Don't you have to getCommand("LOL").setExecutor?

 

@Lightspeed Yeah. Why can't you just use that? Why do you need a custom system?

 

I have over 50 commands I need to add Not 50 but a ton

 

@Lightspeed

Code:

List<MyCommandExecutor> executors = Arrays.asList(new MyCommandExecutor[]{new MyExecutor(), new MyExecutor2, new MyExecutor3 /*...*/});
for (MyCommandExecutor exec : executors) {
    getCommand(exec.cmd()).setExecutor(exec);
}

Make an interface MyCommandExecutor or whatever you want to name it, that extends CommandExecutor and has an additional cmd() method that returns a String. Make all your command executor classes implement it instead of CommandExecutor, and then put the above code in onEnable, with all your classes.

 

@pie_flavor new MyExecutor(), new MyExecutor2, new MyExecutor3 /*...*/});

is this for every command I create or can I somehow have it add this "MyExecutor" autimaticly

 

just invoke the constructor of all of your executors
the more automatic it is, the larger it is and the most complicated it is.

 

@timtower because everytime I try to do it myself it fails :\ I need it like essentials but, without there custom command method I'd want a normal boolean

Code:

package com.earth2me.essentials.commands;

import com.earth2me.essentials.CommandSource;
import static com.earth2me.essentials.I18n.tl;
import com.earth2me.essentials.User;
import org.bukkit.Server;


public class Commandburn extends EssentialsCommand 
{
    public Commandburn()
    {
        super("burn");
    }

    @Override
    protected void run(final Server server, final CommandSource sender, final String commandLabel, final String[] args) throws Exception
    {
        if (args.length < 2)
        {
            throw new NotEnoughArgumentsException();
        }

        if (args[0].trim().length() < 2)
        {
            throw new NotEnoughArgumentsException();
        }

        User user = getPlayer(server, sender, args, 0);
        user.getBase().setFireTicks(Integer.parseInt(args[1]) * 20);
        sender.sendMessage(tl("burnMsg", user.getDisplayName(), Integer.parseInt(args[1])));
    }
}

Whats the point of this? Adding tons of command by just creating a class extending a class to register teh command automaticly THUS adding more command in very little time. There are other reasons but this reply is getting too long

 

@timtower Register itself wut is this Can you give me an example I don't know if I'm understanding this correctly
I did read the list but, I don't understand this "register itself"

 

@Lightspeed PluginCommand has a method called setExecutor. Where you actually call it is completely up to you.

Code:

public MyCommandExecutor(MyMainClass plugin) {
    plugin.getCommand("mycommand").setExecutor(this);
}

 

But I still have to initialize teh class right for it to work?

 

I have a reflection system from my old threads

Code:

ClassPath path = null;
        try
        {
            path = ClassPath.from(getClassLoader());
        }
        catch (IOException e)
        {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        for (ClassPath.ClassInfo info : path.getTopLevelClassesRecursive("net.core.commands")) {
            try
            {
                Class<?> clazz = Class.forName(info.getName(), true, getClassLoader());
// somthing here
            }
            catch (Throwable e)
            {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

would this work?

 

@timtower Where do I find my old threads?

 

Ok thats it I can't create a command system even if someone tells me how theres always a problem can someone please jus tcreate a command system that allows me to do: https://github.com/essentials/Essen...earth2me/essentials/commands/Commandburn.java but with a normal cmd method that I can later make special things like there user and commandsource

 

@Lightspeed Nobody is going to make about five classes so that you can avoid putting a long line with every classname in your plugin. No offense, but deal with it. Essentials's command system exists because they try to make other plugins' commands override their own.

 

@pie_flavor What do these 5 classes do?
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All I want is a very small command system; so I extend that class in the constructor, put ||super("cmdhere");||, then cntrl + space and Ohhh look a cmd method I can double click and add amazing things to.
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Thats all I want in a command system I'd add the User and the other things like that later when I have a reason to add them

 

@Lightspeed Dude. Really. Where you would put super("cmd here"), put plugin.getCommand("cmdhere").setExecutor(this);
If you really, really, really want it to be exactly how you did it, then you can go ahead and make an abstract class that does that in its constructor.

 

@pie_flavor If it's so easy(how you explained it) I thoguth someone would create it in a maximum of 2 hours and also use it themself because it saves alot of work and creating big plugins would be many times easier.

EDIT: wouldent make it that much easier but much cleaner(Unclean code annoys me)

 

@Lightspeed It's not something you create. I do use this in my plugins. It takes a maximum of 10 seconds for each class, and you don't download anything or add dependencies. Do your own work, for chrissakes.

 

I'm confused @pie_flavor are you saying you use normal methods or my method(or one like mine)?

 

Dude.