onCommand not intiliazing

Well as title says, I removed my code completely and turns out it's not even running my commands. on the server it just shows "/runaway" so basically the usage: in the plugin.yml

here's what I got (I didn't put the imports to keep this small):

Code:java

 
public final class runaway extends JavaPlugin {
@Override
public void onEnable(){
PluginManager serversets = getServer().getPluginManager();
playerListener = new PlayerListeners(this);
serversets.registerEvents(this.playerListener, this);
// TODO Insert logic to be performed when the plugin is enabled
}
 
public boolean onCommand(Command sender, Command cmd, String label, String[] args){
getLogger().info("Command sent!");
if(cmd.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("runaway")){ // If the player typed /basic then do the following...
Player player = (Player) sender;
player.sendMessage("Pass!");
getLogger().info(" command works..kind of");
return true;
} //If this has happened the function will return true.
return false;
}
//public final PlayerListeners playerListener = new PlayerListeners();
public PlayerListeners playerListener ;
 
}

Plugin.yml

Code:java

 
name: runaway
main: pack.runaway.runaway
version: 1.0
commands:
runaway:
description: A simple mod that increases your running speed
usage: /<command> [player]
permission: <plugin name>.runaway
permission-message: You don't have <permission>
 

My playerlisteners are working fine but this just isn't working properly

 

onCommand() doesn't get called at all? Possibly change

Code:java

permission: <plugin name>.runaway

to

Code:java

permission: runaway.runaway

 

Monckey100
I'm assuming you have correct spacing in your plugin.yml, correct?
Second register your command, put this in your onEnable

Code:

getCommand("runaway").setExecutor(this);

 

That code is pointless. By default, commands are executed in the main class.

 

The_Doctor_123

Never knew that, I always had done that. Guess you learn something new everyday.

 

mydeblob
Yes, JavaPlugin actually implements CommandExecutor(far down the line).

 

@mydeblob

@The_Doctor_123
I tried both getCommand AND the plugin.yml rename, to no avail, still gives me the prompt usage and on the console side it's saying "Monckey100 issued server command: /runaway"

Edit: there is no other plugins besides this one btw.

 

Monckey100
You may want to take a closer look at this line.

Code:java

public boolean onCommand(Command sender, Command cmd, String label, String[] args){

 

Monckey100 Um...

Code:java

getLogger().info("Command sent!");

Is not supposed to be there.
Do:

Code:java

Player.sendmessage("Command Sent!");

And:

Code:java

Player player = (Player) sender;

is supposed to be above the command.

What is this for:

Code:java

playerListener =new PlayerListeners(this);

Also change your onCommand line to:

Code:java

 public boolean onCommand(CommandSender sender, Command cmd, String commandLabel, String[] args)

[Edit] Sniped by The_Doctor_123

 

I loled so hard.

Code:java

 
public boolean onCommand(Command sender, Command cmd, String label, String[] args){
 

 

PolarCraft
I kinda don't understand what you're trying to say in the first four code snippets.. All the code he has(besides that one line) looks fine to me.

 

Wolfey As well did I . Old way of writing it.
The_Doctor_123 If you are going to send "command sent!" the current way would send it to console -_- And usually you put the Player import above the command. Just to keep the import from being out of a method.

 

That last line did the trick, super thanks!
CommandSender hurr. I was using the wikis onCommand and I guess I clipped it by accident

Edit: also I was debugging, all of that stuff was me being desperate

 

PolarCraft
I print to the console like half the time when debugging.

 

The_Doctor_123 Wait he was debugging it??

 

PolarCraft

Code:java

getLogger().info("Command sent!");
if(cmd.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("runaway")){ // If the player typed /basic then do the following...
Player player = (Player) sender;
player.sendMessage("Pass!");
getLogger().info(" command works..kind of");

Damn, if that's his idea of a useful command..

 

The_Doctor_123 Hmm... And he said he was debugging it after i posted -_- Monckey100 What is the purpose of this plugin??

 

PolarCraft
I'm sure he's just making sure everything is in order before he moves on with the real junk.

 

The_Doctor_123 Ik. I am just saying why runaway

 

wasn't trying to make anythign super useful, I haven't developed plugins for minecraft since...well around a couple of months after bukkit started to become stable and usable back in minecraft beta...so I needed the practice