Command via Console = Error

Well I've got another problem, if I use my commands via console it
will fire me an error, because of the plugin wants to check if the
console has permissions but as the console is no entity player or whatever
it will give me that error.

So, how do I bypass that?

Code:

public boolean onCommand(CommandSender sender, Command cmd, String commandLabel, String[] args) {
        Player player = (Player) sender;
        if(cmd.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("antienderpick") || cmd.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("aep")) {

            if(args[0].equals("acti") || args[0].equals("on")) {
                if (player.hasPermission("antienderpick.acti")){
                a = true;
                player.sendMessage("Anti-EnderPick activated!");
                if (a==true){
                this.getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvent(Event.Type.ENDERMAN_PICKUP, new EntityListener(){
                    public void onEndermanPickup(EndermanPickupEvent e){
                        e.setCancelled(true);
                    }
                }, Event.Priority.Normal, this);
                }
                }else{
                    player.sendMessage("Wannabe admin?");

                }
        }

 

http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/co...ouldnt-just-return-if-instanceof-player.3186/
You don't ever need a player in that, CommandSender implements Permissible so you can also check Permissions without casting ...

And please don't register events in commands!!! You will add another listener everytime the command is executed.
Register in onEnable and set a flag if it's enabled. When the flag is true -> cancel event.

 

well you check if the sender is an instance of player and than you do the permission check

 

What

What do I set than on

Code:

if(args[0].equals("acti") || args[0].equals("on")) {
                if ([B]player[/B].hasPermission("antienderpick.acti")){
                a = true;

if the player variabel doesnt exist anymore?

 

You can just check if sender is a player by using something like:

Code:

if (sender instanceof Player) { .... }

 

sender.hasPermission(...)

@bassfader
You don't have to do that, since you don't even need a player to check for permissions, just a Permissible (which a CommandSender is).

 

So the onCommand checks automaticly if it is a player or not?

Edit: nice it works, thank you .

I will change the EventListener in to the onEnable Method.
Thanks for that advice.

 

@Bone008

ahh thx for clearing that up (haven't converted to SuperPerms yet, but about to do that soon ^^), didn't look at the API for quite a while, I guess some stuff changed a little since SuperPerms