Weekly Update 15/11/15

[Simplicitee]

And those who typed just

Bending [inserttwosymbols] probendin

will also get the error, as there is no statement for the program to display.

You don't have to have a numerical value to use == or !=, but you do need one in your case because probending as a plugin will not be less than normal bending.

 

[Finn_Bueno_]

You don't have to have a numerical value to use == or !=, but you do need one in your case because probending as a plugin will not be less than normal bending.

Plugin probending = Bukkit.getPlugin("probending");
if (probending == null) {
System.out.println("Probending isn't installed.");
} else if (probending.getDescription().getDepend() != null && probending.getDescription().getDepend().contains("ProjectKorra")) {
System.out.println("Yup probending is a sub plugin of PK");
} else {
System.out.println("not a sub plugin of PK.");
}

Now shush.

 

[HydroMan]

You don't have to have a numerical value to use == or !=, but you do need one in your case because probending as a plugin will not be less than normal bending.

Jeez... Does it matter? Strange didn't add the reason to his condition - why it suppose to be not equal? And now you wanna harass me with me not doing a small particular thing (that Strange himself didn't apply to his)?