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=== Boolean === | === Boolean === | ||
+ | A simple type with two values [true, false] used for conditional scripts (e.g. those including @if) | ||
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'''Unary Operators (always before the Boolean)''' | '''Unary Operators (always before the Boolean)''' | ||
− | * Boolean !<Boolean> | + | * '''Boolean ! <Boolean>''' : Returns the opposite value of the Boolean (if true, returns false; and vice versa) |
− | ''' | + | '''Type-Preserving Binary Operators''' |
− | * Boolean <Boolean>&&<Boolean> | + | * '''Boolean <Boolean> && <Boolean>''' : Returns the AND of two Booleans (e.g. returns true if both operands are true, otherwise returns false). |
− | * Boolean <Boolean>||<Boolean> | + | * '''Boolean <Boolean> || <Boolean>''' : Returns the OR of two Booleans (e.g. returns false if both operands are false, otherwise returns true). |
− | * Boolean <Boolean>==<Boolean> | + | * '''Boolean <Boolean> == <Boolean>''' : Returns true if two Booleans have the same value, otherwise returns false. |
− | * Boolean <Boolean>!=<Boolean> | + | * '''Boolean <Boolean> != <Boolean>''' : Returns false if two Booleans have the same value, otherwise returns true. |
− | '''Type- | + | '''Type-Casting Binary Operators''' |
+ | * '''String <Boolean> + <String>''' : Casts the Boolean to a String, then returns the strings joined in order (also accepts <String> + <Boolean>). | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:02, 30 April 2020
Contents
Built-Ins (page is not ready yet)[edit]
Status: STABLE (safe to use - but not the documentation!)
Variables[edit]
- constant Double pi
Types[edit]
Boolean[edit]
A simple type with two values [true, false] used for conditional scripts (e.g. those including @if)
Constructors (2)[edit]
- Boolean(Boolean other) : Creates a new Boolean with the value of other.
- Boolean(String other) : Creates a Boolean with value true if other matches "true" in any casing (e.g. "tRuE") or false otherwise.
Operators TODO[edit]
Unary Operators (always before the Boolean)
- Boolean ! <Boolean> : Returns the opposite value of the Boolean (if true, returns false; and vice versa)
Type-Preserving Binary Operators
- Boolean <Boolean> && <Boolean> : Returns the AND of two Booleans (e.g. returns true if both operands are true, otherwise returns false).
- Boolean <Boolean> || <Boolean> : Returns the OR of two Booleans (e.g. returns false if both operands are false, otherwise returns true).
- Boolean <Boolean> == <Boolean> : Returns true if two Booleans have the same value, otherwise returns false.
- Boolean <Boolean> != <Boolean> : Returns false if two Booleans have the same value, otherwise returns true.
Type-Casting Binary Operators
- String <Boolean> + <String> : Casts the Boolean to a String, then returns the strings joined in order (also accepts <String> + <Boolean>).
Methods TODO[edit]
Int[edit]
Long[edit]
Float[edit]
Double[edit]
String[edit]
Block[edit]
Item[edit]
Entity[edit]
Player[edit]
<Type>[] (List)[edit]
TpData[edit]
A data structure to manage teleport destinations that are set by a player positioned at the desired location.
Fields EDIT ME (6)[edit]
- Double x : x-coordinate of the teleport destination
- Double y : y-coordinate of the teleport destination
- Double z : z-coordinate of the teleport destination
- Float yaw : yaw of the teleport destination
- Float pitch : pitch of the teleport destination
- String world : world of the teleport destination
Constructors (1)[edit]
- rtp::TpData(Player setter) : destination fields are set to match the setter's position at the time of initialization
Methods (3)[edit]
- String string() : returns a simplified representation of the position held by the structure
- String tpString() : returns a string representation of an anonymous tp call performed by tpHere
- Void tpHere(Player player): teleports the player to the position held by the structure
Rtp[edit]
A TpData list selector and management tool that mimics the /rtp plugin functionality.
Fields (3)[edit]
- String name : custom identifier for the set of teleport locations
- Boolean doLogging : flag to enable logging of each use of teleportation
- rtp::TpData[] tpList : list of potential teleport locations
Constructors (4)[edit]
- rtp::Rtp() : initialize an empty location manager (defaults "UNNAMED", true)
- rtp::Rtp(String name) : initialize a location manager with identifier name set
- rtp::Rtp(Boolean doLogging) : initialize with logging option set
- rtp::Rtp(String name, Boolean doLogging) : initialize with name and logging set
Methods (8)[edit]
- String string() : returns a representation of name, logging status, and capacity of the structure
- Int count() : returns size of the managed location list
- Void setName(String name) : updates the name of the structure
- Void setLogging(Boolean doLogging) : updates the logging status of the structure
- Void addWarp(Player setter) : adds a location generated from setter's position at the time of the function call
- Void removeWarp(Int index) : removes a location specified by the index (between 1 and Rtp.count() inclusive)
- Void useWarp(Player player, Int index) : warps the player to the location specified by index (1 to count() inclusive), performing optional logging
- Void rtp(Player player) : Selects a location randomly and performs the actions of useWarp using the player