Class HelpTopic
- Direct Known Subclasses:
GenericCommandHelpTopic
,IndexHelpTopic
Custom implementations of this class can work at two levels. A simple
implementation only needs to set the value of name
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shortText
, and fullText
in the constructor. This base class will
take care of the rest.
Complex implementations can be created by overriding the behavior of all the methods in this class.
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Field Summary
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
amendCanSee(@Nullable String amendedPermission)
Allows the server administrator to override the permission required to see a help topic.void
amendTopic(@Nullable String amendedShortText, @Nullable String amendedFullText)
Allows the server admin (or another plugin) to add or replace the contents of a help topic.applyAmendment(@NotNull String baseText, @Nullable String amendment)
Developers implementing their own custom HelpTopic implementations can use this utility method to ensure their implementations comply with the expected behavior of theamendTopic(String, String)
method.abstract boolean
canSee(@NotNull CommandSender player)
Determines if aPlayer
is allowed to see this help topic.getFullText(@NotNull CommandSender forWho)
Returns the full description of this help topic that is displayed when the user requests this topic's details.getName()
Returns the name of this help topic.Returns a brief description that will be displayed in the topic index.
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Field Details
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name
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shortText
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fullText
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amendedPermission
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Constructor Details
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HelpTopic
public HelpTopic()
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Method Details
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canSee
Determines if aPlayer
is allowed to see this help topic.HelpTopic implementations should take server administrator wishes into account as set by the
amendCanSee(String)
function.- Parameters:
player
- The Player in question.- Returns:
- True of the Player can see this help topic, false otherwise.
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amendCanSee
Allows the server administrator to override the permission required to see a help topic.HelpTopic implementations should take this into account when determining topic visibility on the
canSee(org.bukkit.command.CommandSender)
function.- Parameters:
amendedPermission
- The permission node the server administrator wishes to apply to this topic.
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getName
Returns the name of this help topic.- Returns:
- The topic name.
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getShortText
Returns a brief description that will be displayed in the topic index.- Returns:
- A brief topic description.
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getFullText
Returns the full description of this help topic that is displayed when the user requests this topic's details.The result will be paginated to properly fit the user's client.
- Parameters:
forWho
- The player or console requesting the full text. Useful for further security trimming the command's full text based on sub-permissions in custom implementations.- Returns:
- A full topic description.
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amendTopic
public void amendTopic(@Nullable @Nullable String amendedShortText, @Nullable @Nullable String amendedFullText)Allows the server admin (or another plugin) to add or replace the contents of a help topic.A null in either parameter will leave that part of the topic unchanged. In either amending parameter, the string <text> is replaced with the existing contents in the help topic. Use this to append or prepend additional content into an automatically generated help topic.
- Parameters:
amendedShortText
- The new topic short text to use, or null to leave alone.amendedFullText
- The new topic full text to use, or null to leave alone.
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applyAmendment
@NotNull protected @NotNull String applyAmendment(@NotNull @NotNull String baseText, @Nullable @Nullable String amendment)Developers implementing their own custom HelpTopic implementations can use this utility method to ensure their implementations comply with the expected behavior of theamendTopic(String, String)
method.- Parameters:
baseText
- The existing text of the help topic.amendment
- The amending text from the amendTopic() method.- Returns:
- The application of the amending text to the existing text, according to the expected rules of amendTopic().
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