Help Me update this to new Event System

Hey guys, im trying to update this plugin to the new event system (as it was coded around the 1.0.1 time) Im down to this last part, can someone please help me? Thanks.

Code:java

 
@Override
public void onEnable() {
setupPermissions();
pdf = this.getDescription();
version = pdf.getVersion();
log.info(String.format(
"%s NightLight version %s enabled successfully.", prefix,
version));
this.getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvent()
.getPluginManager()
.registerEvent(Event.class,
new NightLightPlayerListener(), EventPriority.NORMAL,
this);
this.getServer()
.getPluginManager()
.registerEvent(Event.class,
new NightLightPlayerListener(), EventPriority.NORMAL,
this);
this.getServer()
.getPluginManager()
.registerEvent(Event.class,
new NightLightPlayerListener(), EventPriority.NORMAL,
this);
}
 

 

l4pierce
Did you read this?
http://wiki.bukkit.org/Introduction_to_the_New_Event_System

specifically the part about registering plugins.

 

Oh, and the whole source for this can be found on the repo Here

Yes i read it, but i was hoping somebody with a little bit more experience could help me, his coding is a bit confusing since i didnt write it myself , lol

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

 

I am not sure what would be the source of confusion. Is it because the method names are the same, but take different parameters?

The answer I think is almost trivial.

 

The method you're using is wrong in the thing you're trying to do. I don't even know when the method should be used at all. However, just use .registerEvents(<listener>, <main>); and you'll only need that once per listener class.

 

If you want, I could update it for you?

 

A long time ago, with internet time, those methods were once valid. They were deprecated and later removed.

 

The method he's using is still valid but he shouldn't use it in his case.
http://jd.bukkit.org/doxygen/d1/dff...anager.html#ac51f6600befb5f26afc756cf4c76b89e

 

That's not the same method. That requires an executor, something the OP clearly does not have.

 

Ohhh, yeah. Sorry, I overlooked that one.

 

I updated it. You want it? I can post the source too?