[PI] Teleport Everyone to X and Y pos

[EpicScape]

Hello RuneKingdom members.
Here is some of my useful commands.
Starting off with ::allto

Put it under Commands.java.

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if (playerCommand.startsWith("allto") && c.playerRights >= 2){
String[] arg = playerCommand.split(" ");
int xpos = Integer.parseInt(arg[1]);
int ypos = Integer.parseInt(arg[2]);
for (int j = 0; j < Server.playerHandler.players.length; j++) {
if (Server.playerHandler.players[j] != null) {
Client c2 = (Client)Server.playerHandler.players[j];
c2.sendMessage("You have been teleported to ("+xpos+", "+ypos+") by "+c.playerName+".");
c2.getPA().movePlayer(Integer.parseInt(arg[1]),Integer.parseInt(arg[2]),0);
c.sendMessage("Teleported everyone to ("+xpos+", "+ypos+").");
}
}
}

[brandon]

Very nice.

[Scar]

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int xpos =  Integer.parseInt(arg[1]);
            int ypos = Integer.parseInt(arg[2]);
            for (int j = 0; j < Server.playerHandler.players.length; j++) {

1. xPos.
2. integer.parseInt
3. PlayerHandler.players.length; j++) {
 Why?
1.  Methods are always started with lowercase.
2.  integer = 1 integerSomeThing = 2 (lower to upper)
3.  Useless code, make it cleaned by just using PlayerHandler since you've surely got server imported in top of
4.  You might be thinking, this guy says methods must start with lower case (conventions) why is playerHandler turned into PlayerHandler, well PlayerHandler is a class.
that class.
Good job though,
Works fine.

[Rog3r]

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int xpos =  Integer.parseInt(arg[1]);
            int ypos = Integer.parseInt(arg[2]);
            for (int j = 0; j < Server.playerHandler.players.length; j++) {

1. xPos.
2. integer.parseInt
3. PlayerHandler.players.length; j++) {
 Why?
1.  Methods are always started with lowercase.
2.  integer = 1 integerSomeThing = 2 (lower to upper)
3.  Useless code, make it cleaned by just using PlayerHandler since you've surely got server imported in top of
4.  You might be thinking, this guy says methods must start with lower case (conventions) why is playerHandler turned into PlayerHandler, well PlayerHandler is a class.
that class.
Good job though,
Works fine.

What are you saying?

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xPos
That is a variable... you can declare it what ever you want. 

Also,

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Integer.parseInt
However if that is the case, it's suppose to be Integer.  He is extending to the Integer class (hence class, it's NOT a method).

[robgob]

Here ill fix this for you >:]

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if (playerCommand.startsWith("allto") && c.playerRights >= 2) {
            String[] arg = playerCommand.split(" ");
            int x = Integer.parseInt(arg[1]);
            int y = Integer.parseInt(arg[2]);
            for (int j = 0; j < Config.MAX_PLAYERS; j++) {
               if (Server.playerHandler.players[j] != null) {
                  Client c2 = (Client)Server.playerHandler.players[j];
                  c2.getPA().movePlayer(x, y,0);
                  c2.sendMessage("You have been teleported to x" + x + ", y" + y + ") by: " + c.playerName);
                  c.sendMessage("Teleported everyone to x" + x + ", y" + y + ".");
               }
            }
         }

[Scar]

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int xpos =  Integer.parseInt(arg[1]);
            int ypos = Integer.parseInt(arg[2]);
            for (int j = 0; j < Server.playerHandler.players.length; j++) {

1. xPos.
2. integer.parseInt
3. PlayerHandler.players.length; j++) {
 Why?
1.  Methods are always started with lowercase.
2.  integer = 1 integerSomeThing = 2 (lower to upper)
3.  Useless code, make it cleaned by just using PlayerHandler since you've surely got server imported in top of
4.  You might be thinking, this guy says methods must start with lower case (conventions) why is playerHandler turned into PlayerHandler, well PlayerHandler is a class.
that class.
Good job though,
Works fine.

What are you saying?

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xPos
That is a variable... you can declare it what ever you want. 

Also,

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Integer.parseInt
However if that is the case, it's suppose to be Integer.  He is extending to the Integer class (hence class, it's NOT a method).

Since when theres a 'Integer' class in PI?

[robgob]

 
There's an Integer class in java