SOLVED - Adding Custom Item to Inventory

Just a simple problem I can't seem to get my head around. In the past I have always added custom items (as in an item with new metadata) to the player inventory with player.getInventory().addItem(item). However, Eclipse keeps saying that it can't add invisibook because it isn't and ItemStack?
This is what I am trying to use;

Code:

                    ItemStack invisibook = new ItemStack(Material.ENCHANTED_BOOK, 1, (short) 1);
                    ItemMeta bookmeta = invisibook.getItemMeta();
                    bookmeta.setDisplayName("§d§lSpell §fInvisibilty");
                    invisibook.setItemMeta(bookmeta);
                    player.getInventory().addItem(invisibook);

If anyone has a quick solution to what I am doing wrong please share?

 

Can't you just create a new ArrayList and add invisibook to it?

 

@Benlewis9000
What version of Bukkit are you developing against? The latest API allows you to add a single ItemStack to the inventory.
Refer Here

Edit: It seems that you may be getting setContents and addItem mixed up...

 

@Benlewis9000 Inventory#addItem() takes an ItemStack. I am not sure what you are talking about. I see nothing about an ArrayList.
http://jd.bukkit.org/rb/doxygen/d3/...entory.html#af5495eb0f47ec49bbde5f60b9394d6d9

 

@TGRHavoc
At th time of creating this post I was using a 1.7.5 build, but just updated to craftbukkit-1.8-R0.1-SNAPSHOT. Nothing else about the plugin was changed, but the problem still persists.
@Skionz I'm honestly not sure where I got the ArrayList idea from, I must have just misread one of those tips Eclipse tries to give you. The item I am trying to give it is an ItemStack, so I don't know why it isn't taking it. I still have no idea why it doesn't think the itemstack I created is an itemstack...

 

Moved to Alternatives Section.

 

@Benlewis9000
What ItemStack class are you importing? Make sure that it's from the "org.bukkit.inventory" package.

 

@TGRHavoc
Yes, it is.
The exact message from Eclipse is:

Code:

The method addItem(ItemStack[]) in the type Inventory is not applicable for arguments (ItemStack)

 

@Benlewis9000
Hmmm, this is a weird issue. Have you tried adding an array of ItemStack ?

Code:

addItem(new ItemStack[] { invisibook });

 

@TGRHavoc
Wow, worked perfectly! Still not sure why it wants this, but thank you very much for the fix

 

@Benlewis9000
No problem, glad I could help