com.mojang.brigadier.arguments.IntegerArgumentType Java Examples

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Example #1

Source File: PlayerCommand.java From fabric-carpet with MIT License

5 votes

private static LiteralArgumentBuilder<ServerCommandSource> makeActionCommand(String actionName, EntityPlayerActionPack.ActionType type)
{
    return literal(actionName)
            .executes(c -> action(c, type, EntityPlayerActionPack.Action.once()))
            .then(literal("once").executes(c -> action(c, type, EntityPlayerActionPack.Action.once())))
            .then(literal("continuous").executes(c -> action(c, type, EntityPlayerActionPack.Action.continuous())))
            .then(literal("interval").then(argument("ticks", IntegerArgumentType.integer(2))
                    .executes(c -> action(c, type, EntityPlayerActionPack.Action.interval(IntegerArgumentType.getInteger(c, "ticks"))))));
}

Example #2

Source File: PlayerCommand.java From fabric-carpet with MIT License

5 votes

private static LiteralArgumentBuilder<ServerCommandSource> makeDropCommand(String actionName, boolean dropAll)
{
    return literal(actionName)
            .then(literal("all").executes(c ->manipulate(c, ap -> ap.drop(-2,dropAll))))
            .then(literal("mainhand").executes(c ->manipulate(c, ap -> ap.drop(-1,dropAll))))
            .then(literal("offhand").executes(c ->manipulate(c, ap -> ap.drop(40,dropAll))))
            .then(argument("slot", IntegerArgumentType.integer(0, 40)).
                    executes(c ->manipulate(c, ap -> ap.drop(
                            IntegerArgumentType.getInteger(c,"slot"),
                            dropAll
                    ))));
}

Example #3

Source File: IntegerArgument.java From 1.13-Command-API with Apache License 2.0

5 votes

/**
 * An integer argument with a minimum and maximum value
 * @param min The minimum value this argument can take (inclusive)
 * @param max The maximum value this argument can take (inclusive)
 */
public IntegerArgument(int min, int max) {
	super(IntegerArgumentType.integer(min, max));
	if(max < min) {
		throw new InvalidRangeException();
	}
}

Example #4

Source File: IntegerArgumentPropertySerializer.java From Velocity with MIT License

5 votes

@Override
public IntegerArgumentType deserialize(ByteBuf buf) {
  byte flags = buf.readByte();
  int minimum = (flags & HAS_MINIMUM) != 0 ? buf.readInt() : Integer.MIN_VALUE;
  int maximum = (flags & HAS_MAXIMUM) != 0 ? buf.readInt() : Integer.MAX_VALUE;
  return IntegerArgumentType.integer(minimum, maximum);
}

Example #5

Source File: IntegerArgumentPropertySerializer.java From Velocity with MIT License

5 votes

@Override
public void serialize(IntegerArgumentType object, ByteBuf buf) {
  boolean hasMinimum = object.getMinimum() != Integer.MIN_VALUE;
  boolean hasMaximum = object.getMaximum() != Integer.MAX_VALUE;
  byte flag = getFlags(hasMinimum, hasMaximum);

  buf.writeByte(flag);
  if (hasMinimum) {
    buf.writeInt(object.getMinimum());
  }
  if (hasMaximum) {
    buf.writeInt(object.getMaximum());
  }
}

Example #6