1) Stop trying to read anything if the console is hooked up to /dev/null
2) Don't even bother in the first place if --noconsole is used as an argument.
This is primarily done by using ConcurrentHashMap, which has lock-free reads and thread-contention-based writes. Only one thread at a time can register threads, however, as baking events isn't thread safe (and there's no reason to make it thread-safe anyway).
My own benchmarks indicate 1.4-2.2 million operations/ms throughput and approximately ~1ns/event post for four threads posting events.
This change makes TranslatableComponent still scan a
translation string for placeholders, even if the translation string
itself is being used (rather than a value found from the
ResourceBundle). This matches vanilla behavior and allows plugins that
use this system with serverside translations and other custom
translation systems to send output to the server console correctly.
* Only check the version of FML if we are running Minecraft 1.7.10 - 1.8 clients are always valid.
* If the version of FML that is reported is 7.10.99.99 - report the Forge version instead.
Hi :)
There is some problem with TabExecutor and I think I found the problem.
Exemple :
/send <playerName|all|current> <targetServer>
When I write "/send " (with trailing space) and press Tab, I don't have any suggestion. But when I wrote the first character of an online player, it suggest all players which start with this same character (expected behavior)
The problem is the same when I wrote "/send marcbal " (with trailing space). When I press Tab key, I have "marcbal" suggested instead of servers suggestion. (the result is "/send marcbal marcbal"). But when i wrote the first character of a server name, it suggest all servers which start with this same character (expected behavior)
other exemple : there is 2 players online in the same server : me (marcbal) and marcbaleeee (for exemple)
when I wrote "/send marcbal " (with trailing space) and I press Tab key, I have the suggestion of the 2 player names.
I deduced that the onTabComplete() don't care about the trailing space of the command string (exemple : "/send marcbal ") and probably a problem when splitting (removing last trailing empty args), so, the onTabComplete method try to complete the first argument "marcbal" instead of the second empty argument.
To split the command line, you use the method Pattern.split(CharSequence) that remove trailing empty strings http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html#split(java.lang.CharSequence)
So, we should use the other split() method, with a second argument which has to be a negative integer value. (see Javadoc)
PS : Sorry for my bad english x)
This method is simple: it resets the current part to default settings, keeping only the current text. It therefore acts like the old ChatColor.RESET
code. The retain method allows for more control over what is reset.
Add a test to verify proper functioning of reset()/retain().
