com.sk89q.worldguard.internal.platform

Interface StringMatcher

public interface StringMatcher

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
default java.lang.Iterable<? extends LocalPlayer>	checkPlayerMatch(java.util.List<? extends LocalPlayer> players) Checks if the given list of players is greater than size 0, otherwise throw an exception.
com.sk89q.worldedit.world.World	getWorldByName(java.lang.String worldName) Gets a world by name, if possible.
java.util.List<LocalPlayer>	matchPlayerNames(java.lang.String filter) Match player names.
com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor	matchPlayerOrConsole(com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor sender, java.lang.String filter) Match only a single player or console.
java.lang.Iterable<? extends LocalPlayer>	matchPlayers(com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor source, java.lang.String filter) Matches players based on the specified filter string The filter string format is as follows: * returns all the players currently online If sender is a Player: #world returns all players in the world that sender is in #near reaturns all players within 30 blocks of sender's location Otherwise, the format is as specified in matchPlayerNames(String)
default java.lang.Iterable<LocalPlayer>	matchPlayers(LocalPlayer player) Get a single player as an iterator for players.
default LocalPlayer	matchSinglePlayer(com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor sender, java.lang.String filter) Match only a single player.
com.sk89q.worldedit.world.World	matchWorld(com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor sender, java.lang.String filter) Match a world.
java.lang.String	replaceMacros(com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor sender, java.lang.String message) Replace macros in the text.

Method Detail

matchWorld

com.sk89q.worldedit.world.World matchWorld(com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor sender,
                                           java.lang.String filter)
                                    throws com.sk89q.minecraft.util.commands.CommandException

Match a world. The filter string syntax is as follows: #main returns the main world #normal returns the first world with a normal environment #nether return the first world with a nether environment #player:[name] returns the world that a player named name is located in, if the player is online. [name] A world with the name name

Parameters:

sender - The sender requesting a match

filter - The filter string

Returns:

The resulting world

Throws:

com.sk89q.minecraft.util.commands.CommandException - if no world matches

matchPlayerNames

java.util.List<LocalPlayer> matchPlayerNames(java.lang.String filter)

Match player names. The filter string uses the following format: \@[name] looks up all players with the exact name *[name] matches any player whose name contains name [name] matches any player whose name starts with name

Parameters:

filter - The filter string to check.

Returns:

A List of players who match filter

checkPlayerMatch

default java.lang.Iterable<? extends LocalPlayer> checkPlayerMatch(java.util.List<? extends LocalPlayer> players)
                                                            throws com.sk89q.minecraft.util.commands.CommandException

Checks if the given list of players is greater than size 0, otherwise throw an exception.

Parameters:

players - The List to check

Returns:

players as an Iterable

Throws:

com.sk89q.minecraft.util.commands.CommandException - If players is empty

matchPlayers

java.lang.Iterable<? extends LocalPlayer> matchPlayers(com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor source,
                                                       java.lang.String filter)
                                                throws com.sk89q.minecraft.util.commands.CommandException

Matches players based on the specified filter string The filter string format is as follows: * returns all the players currently online If sender is a Player: #world returns all players in the world that sender is in #near reaturns all players within 30 blocks of sender's location Otherwise, the format is as specified in matchPlayerNames(String)

Parameters:

source - The CommandSender who is trying to find a player

filter - The filter string for players

Returns:

iterator for players

Throws:

com.sk89q.minecraft.util.commands.CommandException - if no matches are found

matchSinglePlayer

default LocalPlayer matchSinglePlayer(com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor sender,
                                      java.lang.String filter)
                               throws com.sk89q.minecraft.util.commands.CommandException

Match only a single player.

Parameters:

sender - The Actor who is requesting a player match

filter - The filter string.

Returns:

The single player

Throws:

com.sk89q.minecraft.util.commands.CommandException - If more than one player match was found

See Also:

for filter string syntax

matchPlayerOrConsole

com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor matchPlayerOrConsole(com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor sender,
                                                                  java.lang.String filter)
                                                           throws com.sk89q.minecraft.util.commands.CommandException

Match only a single player or console. The filter string syntax is as follows: #console, *console, or ! return the server console All syntax from matchSinglePlayer(Actor, String)

Parameters:

sender - The sender trying to match a CommandSender

filter - The filter string

Returns:

The resulting CommandSender

Throws:

com.sk89q.minecraft.util.commands.CommandException - if either zero or more than one player matched.

matchPlayers

default java.lang.Iterable<LocalPlayer> matchPlayers(LocalPlayer player)

Get a single player as an iterator for players.

Parameters:

player - The player to return in an Iterable

Returns:

iterator for player

getWorldByName

com.sk89q.worldedit.world.World getWorldByName(java.lang.String worldName)

Gets a world by name, if possible.

Parameters:

worldName - The name

Returns:

The world

replaceMacros

java.lang.String replaceMacros(com.sk89q.worldedit.extension.platform.Actor sender,
                               java.lang.String message)

Replace macros in the text. The macros replaced are as follows: %name%: The name of sender. %id%: The unique name of the sender. %online%: The number of players currently online on the server If sender is a Player: %world%: The name of the world sender is located in %health%: The health of sender.

Parameters:

sender - The sender to check

message - The message to replace macros in

Returns:

The message with macros replaced