Why Isn't This Enchanting?

Code:

public boolean onCommand(CommandSender sender, Command cmd, String commandlabel, String[] args){
        Player player = (Player) sender;
        if(commandlabel.equalsIgnoreCase("win")){
            int itemCode = 276;
            int effectId = 16;
            int enchantmentLevel = 100;
           
            ItemStack myItem = new ItemStack(itemCode);
            Enchantment myEnchantment = new EnchantmentWrapper(effectId);
            myItem.addUnsafeEnchantment(myEnchantment, enchantmentLevel);

Why isn't this working? How can I get 276 enchanted with 16 at level 100?

 

Shad
Make sure that its not your command executor that's not working.

 

It outputs a blank space and when I attached a message to it, the message sent. I am confuzzled. There is something wrong with what I'm trying to do with my enchant, and since I am uber noob with Java (just started), I cannot figure out what I'm doing wrong. If it helps someone, I'm trying to get it to spawn a diamond sword with level 100 sharpness when you type /win.

 

You appear to not ever be adding the item to your inventory.

 

Again, uber noob, how do I go about putting the enchanted weapon in my inventory?

 

Code:

player.getInventory().addItem(myItem);

 

player.getPlayerInventory().add(itemStack);

Or something like that, I don't remember the exact calls off the top of my head. You'll be calling some accessor method of Player that will return a PlayerInventory object. Then you'll calls some method of PlayerInventory to add the ItemStack object to it.

 

Thank you guys! This actually helped expand my knowledge a lot, I was unsure about all these player.getInventory stuff and I think I know how to properly use them to an extent.

 

When I'm stuck as to "how do I do X" I usually just pull up the JavaDoc for any classes that I have objects of in the scope I'm working in, then look at all the methods and shit that they can do.

I was in your place once; I believe what I did then was this:

"Hm, I have a Player object and a Server object, as well as static Bukkit and such methods at my disposal. Let's see if any of their methods have to do with inventories..."

Google search: "Bukkit javadoc"

Javadoc search: "Player"

"Hmm... looks like there's a "getInventory() method that returns a PlayerInventory... let's look up PlayerInventory"

"Hm, PlayerInventory has an addItem(ItemStack) method, that says it adds an item to the player's inventory. Oh, there we go."

*continues hacking away at plugin*

tldr: I for one welcome our new Google overlords.