Checking for book page text length

Hey, Bukkit, today I've been working on my CGeo_ plugin and I don't know what to do now. For better explanation I've made a screenshot:

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Last log is "Najdena uplnou nahodou. TFTC", so as you can see, the sentence showed above was cut and not moved to second page. Code:

Code:java

public ItemStack CGmodifyEmptyBook(ItemStack book, String chest_name) {
    BookMeta bm = (BookMeta) book.getItemMeta();
    List<String> found = pl.getConfig()
            .getStringList("found." + chest_name);
    String book_log_str = "";
    for (Object o : found) {
        String log_path = "log." + chest_name + "." + o;
        String log = pl.getConfig().contains(log_path) ? "&8: " + pl.getConfig()
                .getString(log_path) : "";
        book_log_str += p((found.indexOf(o) + 1) + ". " + o + log
                + "&r\n");
    }
    bm.setAuthor(ChatColor.AQUA + "CGeo_");
    bm.setTitle(ChatColor.AQUA + "GeoChest Log");
    bm.addPage(parseColors(pl.getConfig().getString("log_who_found"))
            + "\u00a70\n\n" + book_log_str);
    book.setItemMeta(bm);
 
    return book;
}

Config:

Code:

log:
  Mountain:
    PDKnight: a
    Forest_18: Najdena uplnou nahodou. TFTC

How to check for page size to move text to another page? Thanks in advance

 

bump

 

Have you tried looking in the JavaDocs?

 

@PDKnight Look to @teej107 reply =)

 

I know

Code:java

bm.getPage(i).length();

gets the length of a page, but there are also \n's, so when I use 14 \n's, the word after them won't be on the first page, it will be hidden. So the question is: How to make it so the word after 14 \n's will appear on the second page?


@Gonmarte help, if you can ^

 

I'm not sure about this but can you make it so when there are 10 things then it moves to page 2?

 

@Binner_Done Sure I can, but as you can see, the tenth player was logged and I don't know how many lines the log will take, so the message was cut

 

bumpidy bump...

 

@PDKnight

Well, you can add 14 to the value before you divide it up. Assuming 14 is the most new lines you will have.