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   The Fancy Whale

   Now that you can't use Bukkit.getPlayer(string) the only way I can think of doing this would be:
   

   Code:java

   for (Player p : Bukkit.getOnlinePlayers()){
   if (p.getName().equals(string){
   //do whatever with player p
   }
   }

   
   Anyone know a better way of doing this?

    

   The Fancy Whale, Jul 13, 2014

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   Gerov

   The Fancy Whale Try
   
   
   if(p.getName() == string){
   
   }

    

   Gerov, Jul 13, 2014

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   teej107

   The Fancy Whale http://jd.bukkit.org/dev/apidocs/org/bukkit/Bukkit.html#getPlayer(java.lang.String)
   JavaDocs are your friends.

    

   teej107, Jul 13, 2014

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   1Rogue

   
   That's a great way to have bugs
   
   

   
   Bukkit.getPlayer(String) is still perfectly usable.

    

   1Rogue, Jul 13, 2014

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   The Fancy Whale

   Gerov teej107 1Rogue Whoops, misplaced a parenthese... Probably should have read the error message. It turned out to be reading a boolean, not a string because of it. Thanks for the help!

    

   The Fancy Whale, Jul 13, 2014

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