Solved Custom class for code execution? That does NOT extend/implement

I am making a plugin,
and I am wondering about this.

I have a scheduler setup in MaybeThis.java:

Code:

public class MaybeThis {
   
    private Main plugin = null;
   
    public MaybeThis(Main plugin)
    {
       this.plugin = plugin;
    }
   
    public void Maybe(Boolean startup) {
        //FileConfiguration mineConfig = YamlConfiguration.loadConfiguration(plugin.getMinesFile()); 
       
        Bukkit.broadcastMessage("Broadcasting launched!");
        Bukkit.getConsoleSender().sendMessage("Broadcasting launched...");
       
        new BukkitRunnable()
        {
           public void run()
           {
               Bukkit.broadcastMessage("Broadcast this in 1 minute again :D");
           }
        }.runTaskTimer(plugin, 0L, 20L*60);
    }
   
}

But what I am wondering is, how do I set this up in my Main class?
I have tried implementing Listener for no reason, and then registering but that doesn't seem to work.
I have also tried this:

Code:

public MaybeThis maybe;
@Override
public void onEnable(){
maybe.Maybe(true) // here
}

But that throws a NPE at the given line.

After googling I found this:

Code:

maybe = new MaybeThis();

But eclipse tells me that the constructor is undefined. When I make it with this as a constructor it just doesn't work.

Could someone help me?

 

The constructor if undefined because you didn't even use it.

 

Code:

maybe = new MaybeThis(this);

What I am trying to say in those last lines, is that the above code doesn't work either.

 

Can you post your whole class?

 

Main.java (open) Main.java (close)

public class Main extends JavaPlugin {

public static Main plugin;

// Variables
public MaybeThis maybe;

@Override
public void onEnable() {
plugin = this;
Bukkit.getConsoleSender().sendMessage(consolePrefix + "Plugin has been " + ChatColor.GREEN + "enabled!");
this.getCommand("plugincommand").setExecutor(new PluginCommand(this)); // NOTE: This works, and has nothing to do with it
maybe = new MaybeThis(this);
//maybe.Maybe(true);
}

@Override
public void onDisable(){
Bukkit.getConsoleSender().sendMessage(consolePrefix + "Plugin has been " + ChatColor.RED + "disabled!");
}

MaybeThis.java (open) MaybeThis.java (close)

public class MaybeThis {

private Main plugin = null;

public MaybeThis(Main plugin)
{
this.plugin = plugin;
}

public void Maybe(Boolean startup) {

Bukkit.broadcastMessage("Broadcasting launched!");

new BukkitRunnable()
{
public void run()
{
Bukkit.broadcastMessage("Broadcast this in 1 minute again ");
}
}.runTaskTimer(plugin, 0L, 20L*60);
}

}

 

@Larsn
It looks like everything should work. What is the line that does not work? Is it the line that you made into a comment?

 

The complete MaybeThis.java doesn't get called. When I launch the server, it's not broadcasting any message...

 

@Larsn
Maybe its because this...

You commented out .Maybe (see the //) meaning it will not be read. Remove the comment (the // ) it and it will work.

Also, please stick to Java Naming Conventions.

 

Lmao, I didn't even see/realized that I should maybe remove the comment lines