Arguments in plugin.yml?

Hi, I have a noob question, my brain is dead right now... How can I have multiple arguments on a command? My main commands class is here http://pastie.org/5600265 and the plugin loads fine, but when I type '/sabotage' in-game it says that an internal error occurred. Also, when I type '/sabotage' join, it messages "/sabotage" to me. Here is my plugin.yml:

Code:

name: Sabotage
main: com.chasechocolate.sabotage.Sabotage
version: 01.01.13
dependencies: [TagAPI]
commands:
  sabotage:
    description: The main Sabotage command
    usage: /sabotage

I am not a plugin.yml master, but I have a feeling that the problem is in there... Can anyone help me on registering multiple arguments for a command in my plugin.yml?

 

Yes your command can have multiple arguments, and no you currently cannot declare them like you would a another command, the best you can currently do is to note the arguments in the usage.

Code:

usage: /<command> [optionalParam] requiredParam

use of brackets is by convention

 

Ok, but not all of my commands have the same amount of arguments... Would this still work?

 

The usage field is only used to provide help, and nothing else. You will need to handle the logic of sorting out which argument in your CommandExecutor

 

Sagacious_Zed Ok, thanks for helping! Does anyone else know how I can get my commands to work?

 

chasechocolate
How do your commands not work?..

 

RealDope

 

I just had a look at your code,

step 1
setup a debugoutput to print to the console
step 2
add debuging in you code so you can see on the console where it is getting to
first one should be justs inside the CommandExecutor's oncommand

because you are using a CommandExecutor you have to do other stuff in you main class

also you arn't checking to see if args are present

use args.length to see how many args are present

 

Did you read what the internal error was?

 

the internal error is most likley because he isnt checking to see if there are arguments before accessing them

add return true, when the command executes successfully, or it will message you with "/sabotage" ( the useage line in your plugin.yml file)

 

If you look at his source file he does that.

 

can you show some code?

 

chasechocolate
more interested in the error you receive.

 

Sagacious_Zed ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException. Occurs the first time at line 25 where he accesses args[0] without checking if args.length > 0

 

Ok, thanks! Testing it soon