Package dev.kotx.flylib.command.arguments

Types

BooleanArgument

class BooleanArgument<T>(name: String, suggestion: SuggestionAction<T>?, action: ContextAction<T>?) : Argument<Boolean, T>

Boolean argument. It must take true or false. If the input value is neither true nor false (not a valid expression of a boolean), an error will be displayed on the client side, and even if you try to execute it, it will not be accepted. Expected input: truefalseTRUE 'False'

DoubleArgument

class DoubleArgument<T>(name: String, min: Double, max: Double, suggestion: SuggestionAction<T>?, action: ContextAction<T>?) : Argument<Double, T>

Double precision floating point argument. You can set the minimum and maximum values. If it falls below the minimum value or exceeds the maximum value, an error will be displayed on the client side, and even if you try to execute it, it will not be accepted. Expected input: 26.3-1200.0

EntityArgument

class EntityArgument<T>(name: String, enableSelector: Boolean, enableEntities: Boolean, suggestion: SuggestionAction<T>?, action: ContextAction<T>?) : Argument<List<Entity>, T>

An argument that takes a player name or entity selector as input. If a player name that does not exist or an invalid selector is entered, an error will be displayed on the client side, and even if you try to execute it, it will not be accepted. Expected input: PlayerName@a, @r, @e[distance=..5]

FloatArgument

class FloatArgument<T>(name: String, min: Float, max: Float, suggestion: SuggestionAction<T>?, action: ContextAction<T>?) : Argument<Float, T>

Anti-precision floating point argument. You can set the minimum and maximum values. If it falls below the minimum value or exceeds the maximum value, an error will be displayed on the client side, and even if you try to execute it, it will not be accepted. Expected input: 26.3-1200.0

IntegerArgument

class IntegerArgument<T>(name: String, min: Int, max: Int, suggestion: SuggestionAction<T>?, action: ContextAction<T>?) : Argument<Int, T>

Integer argument. You can set the minimum and maximum values. If it falls below the minimum value or exceeds the maximum value, an error will be displayed on the client side, and even if you try to execute it, it will not be accepted. Expected input: 2-120

LiteralArgument

class LiteralArgument<T>(name: String, action: ContextAction<T>?) : Argument<String, T>

An argument that does not have any user input. Input other than "name" is not allowed. If anything other than "name" is entered, an error will be displayed on the client side and even if you try to execute it, it will not be accepted. Expected input (if "name" specified "test"): test

LocationArgument

class LocationArgument<T>(name: String, suggestion: SuggestionAction<T>?, action: ContextAction<T>?) : Argument<Location, T>

An argument that takes coordinates as an input value. You can also use "~" and "^". If it falls below the minimum value or exceeds the maximum value, an error will be displayed on the client side, and even if you try to execute it, it will not be accepted. Expected input : 123 456 789~ ~10 ~111 ~5 ^10

LongArgument

class LongArgument<T>(name: String, min: Long, max: Long, suggestion: SuggestionAction<T>?, action: ContextAction<T>?) : Argument<Long, T>

Long value argument. You can specify the maximum and minimum values. If you enter it in the wrong coordinate format, an error will be displayed on the client side and even if you try to execute it, it will not be accepted. Expected input: 2-120

StringArgument

class StringArgument<T>(name: String, type: StringArgument.Type, suggestion: SuggestionAction<T>?, action: ContextAction<T>?) : Argument<String, T>

String argument type. You can specify string type. If it is not the specified type, an error will be displayed on the client side and the attempt to execute will not be accepted. String Type: WORD ->helloworld String Type: PHRASE_QUOTED ->helloworld"This is quoted string" String Type: PHRASE ->hello stringword"Quoted string"

VectorArgument

class VectorArgument<T>(name: String, suggestion: SuggestionAction<T>?, action: ContextAction<T>?) : Argument<Vector, T>

An argument that takes direction as an input value. You can also use "~" and "^". If it falls below the minimum value or exceeds the maximum value, an error will be displayed on the client side, and even if you try to execute it, it will not be accepted. Expected input : 123 456 789~ ~10 ~111 ~5 ^10