Examples with Tag com.iCo6.util.nbt.Tag used on opensource projects

Example 6 with Tag

use of com.iCo6.util.nbt.Tag in project Core by iConomy.

the class Purge method perform.

@Override
public boolean perform(CommandSender sender, LinkedHashMap<String, Argument> arguments) throws InvalidUsage {
    if (!hasPermissions(sender, "purge"))
        throw new InvalidUsage("You do not have permission to do that.");
    Accounts.purge();
    String tag = template.color(Template.Node.TAG_MONEY);
    template.set(Template.Node.ACCOUNTS_PURGE);
    Messaging.send(sender, tag + template.parse());
    return false;
}

Example 7 with Tag

use of com.iCo6.util.nbt.Tag in project Core by iConomy.

the class Remove method perform.

@Override
public boolean perform(CommandSender sender, LinkedHashMap<String, Argument> arguments) throws InvalidUsage {
    if (!hasPermissions(sender, "remove"))
        throw new InvalidUsage("You do not have permission to do that.");
    String name = arguments.get("name").getStringValue();
    String tag = template.color(Template.Node.TAG_MONEY);
    if (name.equals("0"))
        throw new InvalidUsage("Missing <white>name<rose>: /money remove <name>");
    if (!Accounts.exists(name)) {
        template.set(Template.Node.ERROR_ACCOUNT);
        template.add("name", name);
        Messaging.send(sender, tag + template.parse());
        return false;
    }
    if (!Accounts.remove(name)) {
        template.set(Template.Node.ERROR_CREATE);
        template.add("name", name);
        Messaging.send(sender, tag + template.parse());
        return false;
    }
    template.set(Template.Node.ACCOUNTS_REMOVE);
    template.add("name", name);
    Messaging.send(sender, tag + template.parse());
    return false;
}

Example 8 with Tag

use of com.iCo6.util.nbt.Tag in project Core by iConomy.

the class InventoryDB method readInventory.

private ItemStack[] readInventory(String name) {
    try {
        NBTInputStream in = new NBTInputStream(new FileInputStream(new File(dataDir, name + ".dat")));
        CompoundTag tag = (CompoundTag) in.readTag();
        in.close();
        ListTag inventory = (ListTag) tag.getValue().get("Inventory");
        ItemStack[] stacks = new ItemStack[40];
        for (int i = 0; i < inventory.getValue().size(); ++i) {
            CompoundTag item = (CompoundTag) inventory.getValue().get(i);
            byte count = ((ByteTag) item.getValue().get("Count")).getValue();
            byte slot = ((ByteTag) item.getValue().get("Slot")).getValue();
            short damage = ((ShortTag) item.getValue().get("Damage")).getValue();
            short id = ((ShortTag) item.getValue().get("id")).getValue();
            stacks[slot] = new ItemStack(id, count, damage);
        }
        return stacks;
    } catch (IOException ex) {
        iConomy.Server.getLogger().log(Level.WARNING, "[iCo/InvDB] error reading inventory {0}: {1}", new Object[] { name, ex.getMessage() });
        return null;
    }
}

Example 9 with Tag

use of com.iCo6.util.nbt.Tag in project Core by iConomy.

the class InventoryDB method writeInventory.

private void writeInventory(String name, ItemStack[] stacks) {
    try {
        NBTInputStream in = new NBTInputStream(new FileInputStream(new File(dataDir, name + ".dat")));
        CompoundTag tag = (CompoundTag) in.readTag();
        in.close();
        ArrayList tagList = new ArrayList<Tag>();
        for (int i = 0; i < stacks.length; ++i) {
            if (stacks[i] == null)
                continue;
            ByteTag count = new ByteTag("Count", (byte) stacks[i].getAmount());
            ByteTag slot = new ByteTag("Slot", (byte) i);
            ShortTag damage = new ShortTag("Damage", stacks[i].getDurability());
            ShortTag id = new ShortTag("id", (short) stacks[i].getTypeId());
            HashMap<String, Tag> tagMap = new HashMap<String, Tag>();
            tagMap.put("Count", count);
            tagMap.put("Slot", slot);
            tagMap.put("Damage", damage);
            tagMap.put("id", id);
            tagList.add(new CompoundTag("", tagMap));
        }
        ListTag inventory = new ListTag("Inventory", CompoundTag.class, tagList);
        HashMap<String, Tag> tagCompound = new HashMap<String, Tag>(tag.getValue());
        tagCompound.put("Inventory", inventory);
        tag = new CompoundTag("Player", tagCompound);
        NBTOutputStream out = new NBTOutputStream(new FileOutputStream(new File(dataDir, name + ".dat")));
        out.writeTag(tag);
        out.close();
    } catch (IOException ex) {
        iConomy.Server.getLogger().log(Level.WARNING, "[iCo/InvDB] error writing inventory {0}: {1}", new Object[] { name, ex.getMessage() });
    }
}

Example 10 with Tag

use of com.iCo6.util.nbt.Tag in project Core by iConomy.

the class Set method perform.

@Override
public boolean perform(CommandSender sender, LinkedHashMap<String, Argument> arguments) throws InvalidUsage {
    if (!hasPermissions(sender, "set"))
        throw new InvalidUsage("You do not have permission to do that.");
    String name = arguments.get("name").getStringValue();
    String tag = template.color(Template.Node.TAG_MONEY);
    Double amount;
    if (name.equals("0"))
        throw new InvalidUsage("Missing <white>name<rose>: /money set <name> <amount>");
    if (arguments.get("amount").getStringValue().equals("empty"))
        throw new InvalidUsage("Missing <white>amount<rose>: /money set <name> <amount>");
    try {
        amount = arguments.get("amount").getDoubleValue();
    } catch (NumberFormatException e) {
        throw new InvalidUsage("Invalid <white>amount<rose>, must be double.");
    }
    if (Double.isInfinite(amount) || Double.isNaN(amount))
        throw new InvalidUsage("Invalid <white>amount<rose>, must be double.");
    if (!Accounts.exists(name)) {
        template.set(Template.Node.ERROR_ACCOUNT);
        template.add("name", name);
        Messaging.send(sender, tag + template.parse());
        return false;
    }
    Account account = new Account(name);
    account.getHoldings().setBalance(amount);
    template.set(Template.Node.PLAYER_SET);
    template.add("name", name);
    template.add("amount", account.getHoldings().toString());
    Messaging.send(sender, tag + template.parse());
    return false;
}