Package org.bukkit.command

Class MultipleCommandAlias

java.lang.Object

org.bukkit.command.Command

org.bukkit.command.MultipleCommandAlias

public class MultipleCommandAlias
extends Command

Represents a command that delegates to one or more other commands

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class org.bukkit.command.Command

description, timings, usageMessage

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
MultipleCommandAlias(String name, Command[] commands)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
boolean	execute(CommandSender sender, String commandLabel, String[] args)	Executes the command, returning its success
Command[]	getCommands()	Gets the commands associated with the multi-command alias.

Methods inherited from class org.bukkit.command.Command

broadcastCommandMessage, broadcastCommandMessage, getAliases, getDescription, getLabel, getName, getPermission, getPermissionMessage, getUsage, isRegistered, register, setAliases, setDescription, setLabel, setName, setPermission, setPermissionMessage, setUsage, tabComplete, tabComplete, testPermission, testPermissionSilent, toString, unregister

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

MultipleCommandAlias

public MultipleCommandAlias(@NotNull
 String name,
 @NotNull
 Command[] commands)

Method Details

getCommands

@NotNull
public Command[] getCommands()

Gets the commands associated with the multi-command alias.

Returns:

commands associated with alias

execute

public boolean execute(@NotNull
 CommandSender sender,
 @NotNull
 String commandLabel,
 @NotNull
 String[] args)

Description copied from class: Command

Executes the command, returning its success

Specified by:

execute in class Command

Parameters:

sender - Source object which is executing this command

commandLabel - The alias of the command used

args - All arguments passed to the command, split via ' '

Returns:

true if the command was successful, otherwise false