Loading a serializable class from config... Help!

Hello guys!

I'v been making a plugin with a serializable location. So far it works great saving the location, but I can't load it. It throws an error added by the YML, so I have no clue what I'm doing wrong.

Code:

2013-09-08 08:53:53 [SEVERE] Cannot load plugins/MinegamesSigns/joinsigns.yml
org.bukkit.configuration.InvalidConfigurationException: could not determine a constructor for the tag tag:yaml.org,2002:me.spoony.signs.SyncLocation
 in 'string', line 3, column 15:
        Location: !!me.spoony.signs.SyncLocation
                  ^

Thanks in advanced!

 

You will have to show the code that saves and loads the joinsigns.yml file, plus the joinsigns.yml file itself.

 

spoony_loony
Just to notice you thwt someone answered.

 

Simple,

At the top of your serialized class add...

@SerializableAs("Whatyouwanttobeinhere")

Then, in your onEnable() before you load the config...

ConfigurationSerialization.registerClass(YourClass.class, "Whatyouwanttobeinhere");

 

I made a class called "EasyConfig" in one of my projects for an easier yml configuration. One of the reasons for making it was for easy Location setting and getting from ymls. Here's some code(contains a bunch of stuff not shown, but you get the idea):

Code:java

    public void setLocation(String ConfigPath, Location location)
    {
        ConfigPath = ConfigPath.replace('/', '.');
 
        set(ConfigPath + ".x", location.getX());
        set(ConfigPath + ".y", location.getY());
        set(ConfigPath + ".z", location.getZ());
        set(ConfigPath + ".Yaw", location.getYaw());
        set(ConfigPath + ".Pitch", location.getPitch());
        set(ConfigPath + ".World", location.getWorld().getName());
        save();
    }
 
    public Location getLocation(String ConfigPath)
    {
        ConfigPath = ConfigPath.replace('/', '.');
 
        Location location = new Location(null, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0);
 
        location.setX(getDouble(ConfigPath + ".x"));
        location.setY(getDouble(ConfigPath + ".y"));
        location.setZ(getDouble(ConfigPath + ".z"));
        location.setYaw(getFloat(ConfigPath + ".Yaw"));
        location.setPitch(getFloat(ConfigPath + ".Pitch"));
        location.setWorld(getWorld(ConfigPath + ".World"));
        return location;
    }

 

dillyg10

That worked. Thanks!