Help with code

[3clipseFX]

Hey guys, I'm a new programmer and I'm trying to access a config file from another class. However, when I go and run the command that would access the config file, I get this error(see below). When I create the command listener in the main class, it works there but when I create it in another class, it doesn't work. I think it has something to do with importing the main class in but i don't know. Help would be appreciated. Thanks! Sorry, I'm still new at this.



main class:
setwarp class (where im trying to access the file config from):
config manager class:
error:

 

[Turtle]

Hey guys, I'm a new programmer and I'm trying to access a config file from another class. However, when I go and run the command that would access the config file, I get this error(see below). When I create the command listener in the main class, it works there but when I create it in another class, it doesn't work. I think it has something to do with importing the main class in but i don't know. Help would be appreciated. Thanks! Sorry, I'm still new at this.



main class:
setwarp class (where im trying to access the file config from):
config manager class:
error:

plugin = new ConfigManagerWarps();

why are you doing this, use dependency injection or abuse statics

 

[3clipseFX]

Do you have discord?

yes 3clipse.#6059[DOUBLEPOST=1515199522][/DOUBLEPOST]

plugin = new ConfigManagerWarps();

why are you doing this, use dependency injection or abuse statics

No idea what those 2 are lol, I'm literally 1 week into bukkit programming

 

[Fluddershy]

yes 3clipse.#6059[DOUBLEPOST=1515199522][/DOUBLEPOST]
No idea what those 2 are lol, I'm literally 1 week into bukkit programming

Well if you know Java, one week into bukkit programming is a breeze. Make sure to learn Java before everything else, because it seriously does help. After all, Bukkit is just an API/Lib for Java. Also, google is your best friend. Instead of commenting on someone's post, possibly waiting until they tell you, google it.

We're not here to baby you. Here's one thread I found on dependency injection.

 

[3clipseFX]

Well if you know Java, one week into bukkit programming is a breeze. Make sure to learn Java before everything else, because it seriously does help. After all, Bukkit is just an API/Lib for Java. Also, google is your best friend. Instead of commenting on someone's post, possibly waiting until they tell you, google it.

We're not here to baby you. Here's one thread I found on dependency injection.

Yea, I forgot to mention, I'm 3 or 4 months into my java course at school. It was kinda slow so I wanted to go my own way. Sorry this was my last resort. Don't know why I didn't find the thread you linked sooner but thanks!