Plugin Help Cannot resolve method

So I was coding today and learning off this tutorial from youtube but, when I wrote a certain line that was in the video into my code my code started showing errors so I checked the video and I wrote everything correct I was hoping someone here could help me out

Code:

Code:

package me.shadowboy.minigame;import me.shadowboy.minigame.listeners.PlayerInteract;import org.bukkit.event.Listener;import org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin;import java.lang.reflect.Array;public class Minigame extends JavaPlugin {

@Overridepublic void onEnable() {

registerListener(new PlayerInteract());}

private void registerListener(Listener... listeners) {

Array.stream(listeners).forEach(listener -> getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvent(listener(), this)); for (Listener listener : listeners) {
getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvent(listener, this);}

}



}

 

line 11 at the party where it says (listener, this) it tells me Cannot resolve method 'registerEvent(org.bukkit.event.listener, me.shadowboy.minigame.minigame)"

 

its perfectly fine in my IDE here its just messed up for some reason

 

@burnshadowboy
".registerEvent()" is a method that you need to specify which event you want to register. With ".registerEvents()" you don't have to do that.

 

can you show me on the code cause I'm really confused

 

@burnshadowboy
I will not code for you, I will only tell you what's wrong and perhaps how to fix it.

Alright so, you currently use the ".registerEvent()" method in your code. This method requires you to put in an Event aswell. Try using ".registerEvents()" instead.

Also, why do you register all your listeners twice? You loop through each of the arguments of your method in two different ways and register them twice.

And finally, these youtube tutorials (at least the good ones) do not intend you to carbon-copy their code, instead that you should learn to make the code yourself. Also, from what you have copied, it looks like the tutorial you're watching isn't very good, you might want to consider picking a new one from this link.

 

@AlvinB I did what you told me to do but their still seems to be a problem

http://imgur.com/a/N4Rfu

Link to the image with the problem is above

 

@burnshadowboy
It says exactly what the problem is. You can't input a lambda parameter.

 

@AlvinB which is......

@AlvinB i got it to work don't worry thanks for all the help though!

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

@burnshadowboy
I was mistaken, that is a valid expression. Your problem is that the class Array has no method called "stream()". The class Arrays does though. I am very confused as to why your IDE doesn't tell you this.

 

When your registering events in main, you want to use the new keyword. Like for instance: .registerEvents(new listener(), this);

And what Alvin said, it tells you what the error is.