Java Reference
In-Depth Information
Next, and finally, we'll look at how you can go about designing and building
your own plugin from scratch.
Your Growing Toolbox
92%
You now know how to:
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Use the command-line shell
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Use
HashMap
s
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Build with Java,
javac
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Use
private
and
public
to control visibility
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Run a Minecraft server
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Modify Minecraft blocks
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Deploy a plugin
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Modify and spawn entities
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Connect to a local server
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Listen for and react to game events
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Use Java variables for numbers and
strings
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Manage plugin permissions
•Create a separate class
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Use Java functions
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Schedule a task to run later
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Use
if
,
for
, and
while
statements
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Schedule a task to run periodically
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Use Java objects
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Save and load configuration data
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Use imports for Java packages
•Use
new
to create objects
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Build up complex code from simple func-
tions
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Add a new command to a plugin
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Save and load plugin game data
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Work with
Location
objects
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Use
DataAccess
to use the database
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Find blocks/entities
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Catch and throw Java exceptions
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Use local variables
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Use Git to keep track of changes to code
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Use class-level global variables
•Use
ArrayList
s
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Go back to earlier versions of code (an
“undo button”)
•Maintain multiple versions of code at the
same time
•Back up your code to the cloud
