I made a plugin that lets you use groovy--it even auto-loads scripts (You just edit them in place and they are automatically loaded and...
I finally figured out how to include groovy with the jar and made a project on dev.bukkit.org, I'll try to upload it and fill in the site a bit in...
The repo I'm having a problem you might be able to give some advice on. I just realized that I kind of mucked with my start file in order to...
Well, that's enough to motivate me to figure out github, I'll work on that right now. Okay, I believe I checked it in to Github. The biggest...
Should be a good deal easier to use. I've been concentrating on making it as easy as possible to write a script, period. For example, this...
r0306 The scripts are just examples of how you would code any plugin you care to code. The plugin itself is just an environment--like Bukkit but...
Just out of curiosity--don't these people run out of accounts? Are they all stolen, or did they pay thousands of dollars for the accounts? Is...
I've got a plugin that I hope will make "Script" plugins and prototyping new Java plugins a good deal easier--I'm looking for comments and a few...
I was thinking of the reflective access but it really doesn't seem very safe. Perhaps I need to just have the scripts "commands" be sub-commands,...
I'm trying to write a scripting engine in groovy--actually it's working pretty well right now--runs groovy classes, adds listeners for events,...
You will not arbitrarily lose the data from your member fields--barring crashes it's going to be safe between onEnable and onDisable (where you...
The link you give is to some crappy file server that claims they are out of bandwidth and tries to extort money for you to upgrade to a level...
I'm working on a plugin where you can add and remove event handlers at runtime with Groovy. Although it's theoretically possible that I could get...
Nope, I use it all the time (unless you are running with a security manager, I don't think the Minecraft server does-my mods weren't signed or...
Although you could use one @PersistField to determine the ID, I'd suggest that again convention over configuration might imply that a field named...
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