[Free] VersionHandler | ProtocolVersion [Update 1.1]

[Notifyz]

Hello!

Recently I've received the idea from MansNotHot, to make a simple plugin that checks player's version.

Permission: "protocol.check"
Commands:

• /protocol check Wayfare
  
  
  
  
• /protocol list
  
  
  
  
• /protocol list [protocol number]
  
  

• Source can be found: https://github.com/Notifyz/ProtocolVersion
• Pre-compiled jar can be found: https://www.sendspace.com/file/g870ix

 

[Notifyz]

Disabling plugin. (This is completely unnecessary but I will keep it).

You only talked about nullifying the value, never about the fact that it's useless. I'd like to see more of your open-source work, you're dumb.
You're creating a new object for no fucking reason, you're just using space.

I was not talking about nulling but about instance dumbo[DOUBLEPOST=1523301646][/DOUBLEPOST]

Disabling plugin. (This is completely unnecessary but I will keep it).

You only talked about nullifying the value, never about the fact that it's useless. I'd like to see more of your open-source work, you're dumb.
You're creating a new object for no fucking reason, you're just using space.

Oh no two lines of code that are useless, damn no let just call staff to ban me?

 

[kampai]

why the instance in the main class lol, it's not even static, what purpose does it serve? You do know there's a "this" keyword in java right?

kampai it was a private plugin. anyone that uses reflection in a private plugin should kaputt their development career.

If I'm making a private plugin for a said user and I use reflection, I really don't see what the issue is. What if the said server wants to update their server jar or change something in it that may effect it? Saves me the time later, it's called not being lazy and taking the extra step.

 

[PTech]

If I'm making a private plugin for a said user and I use reflection, I really don't see what the issue is. What if the said server wants to update their server jar or change something in it that may effect it? Saves me the time later, it's called not being lazy and taking the extra step.

It's slower. If they want to update the plugin, you update it, that's your job.

I was not talking about nulling but about instance dumbo[DOUBLEPOST=1523301646][/DOUBLEPOST]
Oh no two lines of code that are useless, damn no let just call staff to ban me?

YOU PUT IT ABOVE THE ONDISABLE METHOD. YOU DID NOT PUT IT ABOVE THE DECLARED VARIABLE.

Yes, let's ban the bad developers before the market is oversaturated by idiots.

 

[Notifyz]

It's slower. If they want to update the plugin, you update it, that's your job.


YOU PUT IT ABOVE THE ONDISABLE METHOD. YOU DID NOT PUT IT ABOVE THE DECLARED VARIABLE.

Yes, let's ban the bad developers before the market is oversaturated by idiots.

No let's ban em because they put two useless lines of code lmao dont be stupid

 

[kampai]

It's slower. If they want to update the plugin, you update it, that's your job.


YOU PUT IT ABOVE THE ONDISABLE METHOD. YOU DID NOT PUT IT ABOVE THE DECLARED VARIABLE.

Yes, let's ban the bad developers before the market is oversaturated by idiots.

fair point i guess

edit: in all seriousness I really do think most of the developers on the market really need to branch off into different languages like C and C++ to understand how memory management works because some people put list in hashmaps and not understand how the memory in stored creating bad habits.

 

[PTech]

No let's ban em because they put two useless lines of code lmao dont be stupid

lmao I'd love to see some more of your code that would be fun.

 

[Notifyz]

lmao I'd love to see some more of your code that would be fun.

Sure and I would to see to what ban evading you gonna get on this account

 

[Conflicted]

I understand where PTech is coming from because you never reference 'instance' anywhere except from where you are instantiating it & nulling it, it's completely useless for another reason because you haven't made it static so it can only be accessed in the SAME class, also putting the getter and setter annotations above your class again does nothing because your only variable is 'instance' which is never used. I am not here to shit on your thread I'm just here to share my point of view.

 

[Notifyz]

I understand where PTech is coming from because you never reference 'instance' anywhere except from where you are instantiating it & nulling it, it's completely useless for another reason because you haven't made it static so it can only be accessed in the SAME class, also putting the getter and setter annotations above your class again does nothing because your only variable is 'instance' which is never used. I am not here to shit on your thread I'm just here to share my point of view.

Thanks sherlock :lmao:
I said that before that is never locally used I just thought to keep it there maybe someone would implement it or whatsoever.[DOUBLEPOST=1523305802][/DOUBLEPOST]I don't see what has this thread became to.

Literally just because of one 'variable' - two lines of code.
People made war here...
Can you like for real get the heck out and rather watch sun rising and stop trashing thread just because of the two lines.
This mainly goes to PTech, Redis, Conflicted...

 

[Notifyz]

I was only trying to help, sorry if I disturbed you.

It's okay when someone gives constructive criticism even though I said I did it with purpose.
But it is not okay to come here starting fucking war regarding two stupid lines of code which wouldn't do shit even if they were or they were not there..

 

[Conflicted]

Was debating on replying to this however you have to learn to take criticism, adding it for people to implement it in the future, well quite frankly if people implementing it can't make a get instance method they shouldn't be doing it. anyway, I'm gone now :V

 

[Sjakal]

To show amount of users playing on specific version?

A list so you could see what version everyone on the server is using

 

[Conflicted]

Sjakal here: https://github.com/ConflictedOG/ProtocolChecker
you can find the jar in the target folder.

 

[Hassan R.]

fair point i guess

edit: in all seriousness I really do think most of the developers on the market really need to branch off into different languages like C and C++ to understand how memory management works because some people put list in hashmaps and not understand how the memory in stored creating bad habits.

this is usually what happens when 'minecraft developers' learn how to make a minecraft plugin before actually properly learning java. it's literally so much different logic wise and i am speaking from experience. basically you can't expect 90% of developers on here to know how java really works.

 

[Hassan R.]

It's okay when someone gives constructive criticism even though I said I did it with purpose.
But it is not okay to come here starting fucking war regarding two stupid lines of code which wouldn't do shit even if they were or they were not there..

it's not a big deal that you did what you did, people are just overexaggerating... you're good my dude just don't create objects when they are unused. jvm is reserving memory for it to be stored and if its never used, it becomes useless memory which can be a problem in large-scale projects.

 

[Sjakal]

Sjakal here: https://github.com/ConflictedOG/ProtocolChecker
you can find the jar in the target folder.

Ty