Daniel Ennis
Daniel Ennis
Well yeah this is intended behavior. So that you can break subcommands into its own root class file, do CA/SC on it and define all commands in that file is...
@dumptruckman you'll need another inner class sadly. ```java @CommandAlias("main") public class MainCommand extends BaseCommand { @Subcommand("setup") public void setup() { /* stuff */ } @Subcommand("sub") public class SubCommand extends BaseCommand...
@dumptruckman because how it works currently DOES work on a root class and behaves consistently on a subclass. Ultimately, the syntax combination is already in use for a feature for...
This is an illegal method format. there can not be a required parameter following Optional parameters. I'll need to see about improving validation to detect this, though it is curious...
does it work if you use CommandSender instead of CommandISsuer?
I am super busy ATM, so PR's welcome if you can figure out what's wrong. You can use getCurrentCommandIssuer() in the command in mean time to obtain it.
github doesn't allow to assign to external people, but please jump on discord and discuss with me on progress :)
Wait, note this issue requires #150 to be done first.
I do that already with my res context resolver, its issuer aware. switch's wont need to care about that, it either has the input or it doesn't, and the resolver...
Need to consider tab completion ideas. #177 suggests putting the names with the handlers, but I think keeping them in parameter order is the most logical. So if your tab...