Examples with ItemStorage com.minecolonies.api.crafting.ItemStorage used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ItemStorage

use of com.minecolonies.api.crafting.ItemStorage in project minecolonies by Minecolonies.

the class TileEntityRack method updateItemStorage.

/**
 * Scans through the whole storage and updates it.
 */
public void updateItemStorage() {
    content.clear();
    for (int slot = 0; slot < inventory.getSlots(); slot++) {
        final ItemStack stack = inventory.getStackInSlot(slot);
        if (ItemStackUtils.isEmpty(stack)) {
            continue;
        }
        final ItemStorage storage = new ItemStorage(stack.copy());
        int amount = ItemStackUtils.getSize(stack);
        if (content.containsKey(storage)) {
            amount += content.remove(storage);
        }
        content.put(storage, amount);
    }
    updateBlockState();
    markDirty();
}

Example 2 with ItemStorage

use of com.minecolonies.api.crafting.ItemStorage in project minecolonies by Minecolonies.

the class WindowBuildBuilding method updateResourceList.

public void updateResourceList() {
    final ScrollingList recourseList = findPaneOfTypeByID(LIST_RESOURCES, ScrollingList.class);
    recourseList.enable();
    recourseList.show();
    final List<ItemStorage> tempRes = new ArrayList<>(resources.values());
    // Creates a dataProvider for the unemployed recourseList.
    recourseList.setDataProvider(new ScrollingList.DataProvider() {

        /**
         * The number of rows of the list.
         * @return the number.
         */
        @Override
        public int getElementCount() {
            return tempRes.size();
        }

        /**
         * Inserts the elements into each row.
         * @param index the index of the row/list element.
         * @param rowPane the parent Pane for the row, containing the elements to update.
         */
        @Override
        public void updateElement(final int index, @NotNull final Pane rowPane) {
            final ItemStorage resource = tempRes.get(index);
            final Label resourceLabel = rowPane.findPaneOfTypeByID(RESOURCE_NAME, Label.class);
            final Label quantityLabel = rowPane.findPaneOfTypeByID(RESOURCE_QUANTITY_MISSING, Label.class);
            resourceLabel.setLabelText(resource.getItemStack().getDisplayName());
            quantityLabel.setLabelText(Integer.toString(resource.getAmount()));
            resourceLabel.setColor(WHITE, WHITE);
            quantityLabel.setColor(WHITE, WHITE);
            rowPane.findPaneOfTypeByID(RESOURCE_ICON, ItemIcon.class).setItem(new ItemStack(resource.getItem(), 1, resource.getDamageValue()));
        }
    });
}

Example 3 with ItemStorage

use of com.minecolonies.api.crafting.ItemStorage in project minecolonies by Minecolonies.

the class AbstractEntityAIBasic method dumpOneMoreSlot.

/**
 * Dumps one inventory slot into the building chest.
 *
 * @return true if is has to dump more.
 */
private boolean dumpOneMoreSlot() {
    // Items already kept in the inventory
    final List<ItemStorage> alreadyKept = new ArrayList<>();
    @Nullable final AbstractBuildingWorker buildingWorker = getOwnBuilding();
    return buildingWorker != null && (walkToBuilding() || InventoryFunctions.matchFirstInHandlerWithAction(new InvWrapper(worker.getInventoryCitizen()), itemStack -> !ItemStackUtils.isEmpty(itemStack) && !buildingWorker.buildingRequiresCertainAmountOfItem(itemStack, alreadyKept), (handler, slot) -> InventoryUtils.transferItemStackIntoNextFreeSlotInItemHandlers(new InvWrapper(worker.getInventoryCitizen()), slot, new InvWrapper(buildingWorker.getTileEntity()))));
}

Example 4 with ItemStorage

use of com.minecolonies.api.crafting.ItemStorage in project minecolonies by Minecolonies.

the class CompatabilityManager method discoverSaplings.

private void discoverSaplings() {
    for (final ItemStack saps : OreDictionary.getOres(SAPLINGS)) {
        if (saps.getHasSubtypes()) {
            for (final CreativeTabs tabs : CreativeTabs.CREATIVE_TAB_ARRAY) {
                final NonNullList<ItemStack> list = NonNullList.create();
                saps.getItem().getSubItems(tabs, list);
                for (final ItemStack stack : list) {
                    // Just put it in if not in there already, don't mind the leave yet.
                    if (!ItemStackUtils.isEmpty(stack) && !leavesToSaplingMap.containsValue(new ItemStorage(stack)) && !saplings.contains(new ItemStorage(stack))) {
                        saplings.add(new ItemStorage(stack));
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
    Log.getLogger().info("Finished discovering saplings");
}

Example 5 with ItemStorage

use of com.minecolonies.api.crafting.ItemStorage in project minecolonies by Minecolonies.

the class AbstractBuilding method buildingRequiresCertainAmountOfItem.

/**
 * Check if the worker requires a certain amount of that item and the alreadykept list contains it.
 * Always leave one stack behind if the worker requires a certain amount of it. Just to be sure.
 *
 * @param stack            the stack to check it with.
 * @param localAlreadyKept already kept items.
 * @return true if it should be leave it behind.
 */
public boolean buildingRequiresCertainAmountOfItem(final ItemStack stack, final List<ItemStorage> localAlreadyKept) {
    for (final Map.Entry<Predicate<ItemStack>, Integer> entry : getRequiredItemsAndAmount().entrySet()) {
        if (entry.getKey().test(stack)) {
            final ItemStorage kept = ItemStorage.getItemStackOfListMatchingPredicate(localAlreadyKept, entry.getKey());
            if (kept != null) {
                if (kept.getAmount() >= entry.getValue()) {
                    return false;
                }
                localAlreadyKept.remove(kept);
                kept.setAmount(kept.getAmount() + ItemStackUtils.getSize(stack));
                localAlreadyKept.add(kept);
                return true;
            }
            localAlreadyKept.add(new ItemStorage(stack));
            return true;
        }
    }
    return false;
}