Solved Java get object

Helldo Bukkiteers,

I've got a question about java and I don't know if it's possible.
Lets say I got 2 integers.
int pricelevel1 = 50;
int pricelevel2 = 100;

Now I want to get those ints but I don't know how.
Is there any possibilitie to do like:
getInt("pricelevel1");
And "pricelevel1" will refer to the int.

One thing I know this is possible to create your own getInt function and create a switch and return the int. But is there another way to do this WITHOUT creating that function, does it already exists (in java) ?

 

just use the name of them.
For example:
System.out.println(pricelevel1);

Or if you want to get a variable from a String, you need to use reflections:

Code:

Object o = getClass().getDeclaredField("varName").get(this);
System.out.println(o);

or

Code:

int i = getClass().getDeclaredField("pricelevel1").get(this);
System.out.println(i);

 

@CraftBang @FisheyLP Or to avoid hazards of reflection (See exceptions) you may also map the values (See java Maps)

 

@FisheyLP exactly the getDeclaredField, thanks!
And @mine-care what do you mean, like map them as Integer, String and then get the Integer using the String right?
Mhmm aint that a waste of memory?

 

@FisheyLP
I figured out your signature. The 'if' statement with all the weird Boolean stuffs will return "true", and the code "you.confused();" will run. The Boolean can be simplified first to "true != false", then "true".

 

@CraftBang Well... in terms of efficiency it is way better!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/435553/java-reflection-performance

 

Mhmm, thanks for that! I'll mark the thread as solved I guess :d

 

But I wanted to make it confusing

 

@FisheyLP Hmm, you can try putting an encrypted message XD I plan doing that but I need some space in my signature. :- (
Anyway pm me if you need further info