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Utilities
[%objects%]
[%objects% as %javatype%]
Creates an array containing the specified objects. Specifying a type determines the component type of the resulting array.
The brackets in this syntax are literal, not representing an optional group.
...%object%
Returns the contents of a single array, iterable, iterator, or stream.
new %javatype%[%integer%]
Creates an array of the given type and size. The type may be primitive, which doesn't require an import.
The brackets in this syntax are literal, not representing an optional group.
%array%[%integer%]
Represents the value at a certain index of an array.
This value may be read from and written to.
The brackets in this syntax are literal, not representing an optional group.
null
Represents
null in Java. This is different from Skript's <none>.[the] (bit %number%|bit(s| range) [from] %number%( to |[ ]-[ ])%number%) of %numbers%
%numbers%'[s] (bit %number%|1¦bit(s| range) [from] %number%( to |[ ]-[ ])%number%)
Represents a subset of bits from a number.
This value may be read from and written to.
[the] raw %objects%
Returns the underlying object of an expression.
When used with the expression-expression, you can set it to a value, which will change the input value from that argument. This can be used to store data in variables in the calling trigger.
import:
ch.njol.skript.lang.Variable
effect put %objects% in %objects%:
parse:
expr-2 is an instance of Variable # to check if the second argument is a variable
continue
trigger:
set raw expr-2 to expr-1
[the] (fields|methods|constructors) of %objects%
%objects%'[s] (fields|methods|constructors)
Returns a list of the fields, methods, or constructors of an object, including their modifiers and parameters.
If you need a list of field or method names without modifier or parameter details, see Member Names.
[the] (field|method) names of %objects%
%objects%'[s] (field|method) names
Returns a list of the fields or methods of an object.
%objects% (is|are) [a[n]] instance[s] of %javatypes%
%objects% (is not|isn't|are not|aren't) [a[n]] instance[s] of %javatypes%
Checks whether objects are instances of the given java types.
%javatype%.class
Returns a reference to the class from the given java type. Returns an object of type
java.lang.Class. This expression also supports primitive types, which doesn't require an import.[(an|the)] instance of [the] plugin %javatype/string%
Returns the instance of the given plugin (either the name as a string, or the plugin class).
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