Solved Scanning a folder

Because I think making another post would be silly, I will ask question here - how would I go about scanning the folder plugins/MyPlugin/ and for every file there adding its name to an arraylist.

Eg: If in that folder I have
Song1.nbs
Song2.nbs

then if I was to run that method that scans and adds then print my arraylist I'd get
{Song1.nbs, Song2.nbs}

Old question
Hey,

I tried to make a .nbs file play once a user logs onto the server using NoteBlockAPI.
Seems easy, 5 lines of code. Right? Well, I am facing an error that once I start the
server there is as ClassNotFoundException - the class being part of the API.

So I was wondering, what is the other way to play .nbs files found in plugins folder? (/plugins/pluginname/Song.nbs).

 

Did you add the API to the plugins folder, and add 'depend: [NoteBlockAPI]' to your plugin.yml?

 

why not Softdepend?

 

I cri, I forgot about the depend: [NoteBlockAPI] - really weird that it needs it.

EDIT:
Because I think making another post would be silly, I will ask question here - how would I go about scanning the folder plugins/MyPlugin/ and for every file there adding its name to an arraylist.

Eg: If in that folder I have
Song1.nbs
Song2.nbs

then if I was to run that method that scans and adds then print my arraylist I'd get
{Song1.nbs, Song2.nbs}

Aqua CrazyGuy3000

 

Use a for?

 

I am aware I have to loop but I am not exactly sure what to actually put inside it and such.

 

Try creating a hashmap and then having a StringBuilder to show all the files.. perhaps?

 

Code:

File directory = new File(getDataFolder(), "");
 
for(File f  : directory.listFiles())
{
    // each f.getName() ...
}
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Thanks, got it now!