public Construct exec(Target t, Environment environment, Construct... args)
throws ConfigRuntimeException {
Static.checkPlugin("mcMMO", t);
BukkitMCPlayer player = (BukkitMCPlayer) Static.GetPlayer(args[0], t);
SkillType skill;
int amount = 1;
try {
skill = SkillType.valueOf(args[1].val().toUpperCase());
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new ConfigRuntimeException(
"Unknown McMMO skilltype for mcmmo_add_level, " + args[1].val(),
Exceptions.ExceptionType.NotFoundException,
t);
}
if (args.length == 3) {
try {
amount = Integer.parseInt(args[2].val());
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new ConfigRuntimeException(
"Bad amount for mcmmo_add_level, " + args[2].val(),
Exceptions.ExceptionType.RangeException,
t);
}
}
ExperienceAPI.addLevel(player._Player(), skill.name(), amount);
return new CVoid(t);
}
@Override
protected void loadKeys() {
config.setDefaults(YamlConfiguration.loadConfiguration(plugin.getResource("child.yml")));
FamilyTree.clearRegistrations(); // when reloading, need to clear statics
for (SkillType skill : SkillType.CHILD_SKILLS) {
plugin.debug("Finding parents of " + skill.name());
EnumSet<SkillType> parentSkills = EnumSet.noneOf(SkillType.class);
boolean useDefaults = false; // If we had an error we back out and use defaults
for (String name : config.getStringList(StringUtils.getCapitalized(skill.name()))) {
try {
SkillType parentSkill = SkillType.valueOf(name.toUpperCase());
FamilyTree.enforceNotChildSkill(parentSkill);
parentSkills.add(parentSkill);
} catch (IllegalArgumentException ex) {
plugin.getLogger().warning(name + " is not a valid skill type, or is a child skill!");
useDefaults = true;
break;
}
}
if (useDefaults) {
parentSkills.clear();
for (String name :
config.getDefaults().getStringList(StringUtils.getCapitalized(skill.name()))) {
/* We do less checks in here because it's from inside our jar.
* If they're dedicated enough to have modified it, they can have the errors it may produce.
* Alternatively, this can be used to allow child skills to be parent skills, provided there are no circular dependencies this is an advanced sort of configuration.
*/
parentSkills.add(SkillType.valueOf(name.toUpperCase()));
}
}
// Register them
for (SkillType parentSkill : parentSkills) {
plugin.debug("Registering " + parentSkill.name() + " as parent of " + skill.name());
FamilyTree.registerParent(skill, parentSkill);
}
}
FamilyTree.closeRegistration();
}