Solved How to grab a argument

You'll use a stringbuilder and collect all the args after 0(or 1)

Code (Text):

StringBuilder message = new StringBuilder();
for (int i = 1; i < args.length; i++) {
message.append(args[i] + " ");

So the message will be all the args. See that you're getting i all after 1. And adding it to the stringbuilder along with a space.

 

using the last arguments the player entered.

Would be something like this:

String reason = "";
for(int arg = 2;arg < args.length;arg++){
reason += args[arg] + " ";
}

 

That would leave out the first message of the argument?

 

Here you go. Index is the first argument the messages occurs, and wraps to the end of the arguments. Same as most methods... in a function.

Code (Java):

  public static String messageFromArgs(String[] args, int index) {
   
     int maxArgs = args.length;
     StringBuilder message = new StringBuilder();

     for ( int i = index; i < maxArgs; i++ ) {
       
       message.append(args[i]);
       
       if ( i < maxArgs ) {
         message.append(" ");
       }
       
     }
   
     return message.toString();
   
   }

 

This will always place a space at the end of the message.

 

Use String#trim() to remove trailing/leading whitespace

 

Yes, after rebuilding the list without the first arguments...

 

Well by that you still have to sort out the beginning arguments then but its an option yes. but actually similar to our methods to be honest

 

Of course, but you can always just not place the space.

 

For a quick response to that here:

Code (Text):

 StringBuilder message = new StringBuilder();
                for (int i = 1; i < args.length; i++) {
                message.append(args[i] + " ");
        }
            other.kickPlayer(ChatColor.DARK_RED + "You have been banned from MineGird by " + sender.getName() + "/n" + ChatColor.RED + "Reason: " + message.toString());
               
 

 

That should be the reason.

 

So, hopefully finishing this thread, this is what you'll do for kicking them

Code (Text):

player.kickPlayer(ChatColor.RED + "You have been kicked" + "\n" + ChatColor.GREEN + "For: " + ChatColor.YELLOW + message.toString()

The message is the reason.

 

..... Bro.

 

Just send the moderator the same reason by using "message.toString()" .. ?