Solved How to do like a /kick <player> <reason> command?

Hey, what the title says
and i only need the StringBuilder for the reason someone help please
i will understand better if you post a example code or give me a link to a similar post
i couldn't find any good one out there D:

Help is apresiated!

 

It sounds like you want us to spoon-feed you. I'm not going to help, unless there's actually an issue. Also I can't understand half of what you're trying to say.

huh?

understand what better?

any good what?

That's not how you spell appreciated.

 

To build a String out of multiple arguments, you can do something like this:

Code:

        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        for(int i = start; i < args.length; ++i) {
            sb.append(args[i]).append(" ");
        }
        String message = sb.toString().trim();

where the variable start is the index of args where you wish to begin building the string, which in your case would be 1.

 

Mayoz
He's asking too much but you don't need to act like such a dick.

 

RAFA_GATO_FOFO I'm not trying to act like a dick, but honestly if people spoon-feed they don't learn and they come back for more.

 

Mayoz
You don't need to try, you already acted like that. Plus you harassed him a lot for no reason:

The post was perfectly understandable even though it was faulty.

 

SnipsRevival
Thanks man that really worked!
RAFA_GATO_FOFO
Thanks for the help with some dick people
Mayoz
Yes you acted like a big dick and excuse my english, it isn't my language so keep calm bro i didn't mean to offend you

 

If you want to store the reason then make another .yml called Kicked.yml.

It could look like this to save space:

PlayerName:Reason

Example:

EgyptianKing: Disrespect.

If you want to use the reason only for temporary than just use the command arguments in onCommand. In this case it would be args[1]

So you could broadcast a message saying args[0] got kicked for args[1]

 

EnchantedMiners
There's no need to poke him back either.