Solved Can't seem to initialize plugin in command class

Hi, so i've got my command class set up from onEnable():

Code:

getCommand("paystats").setExecutor(new PayStatsCommand());

And that was fine. Everything was working in that class until I decided I wanted to access the config. To do that I need to initialize the plugin, right? So I did:

Code:

private PayPlay plugin;
    private PayStatsCommand(PayPlay plugin){
        this.plugin = plugin;
    }

And then I could access the config, as per usual. Only now when I go back to my main class, named PayPlay, I get an error with my

Code:

getCommand("paystats").setExecutor(new PayStatsCommand());

The error says the contructor for PayStatsCommand is undefined, which makes sense, but I don't know what to do such that I can access my config in a command class without this error. Any help?

 

@Caedus
Read up on constructors in Java. Here is the offical Oracle trail.

You need to pass an instance of "PayPlugin". If "PlayPlugin" is your main class, pass "this".

 

@I Al Istannen

I had already tried that Didn't realize that it needed to be public in the PayCommandClass

So that worked, cheers.

 

@Caedus
Oh, totally skipped the access modifier!

Nice you figured it out!

Have a nice day and good luck with your plugin