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Lets use PageInfo if we want to have correct pagination for top and gtop

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Zrips 2020-02-15 15:52:01 +02:00
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src/main/java/com/gamingmesh/jobs/commands/list/gtop.java
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@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ public class gtop implements Cmd {
PageInfo pi = new PageInfo(Jobs.getGCManager().JobsTopAmount, Jobs.getPlayerManager().getPlayersCache().size(), page);
List<TopList> FullList = Jobs.getJobsDAO().getGlobalTopList(pi.getStart());
List<TopList> FullList = Jobs.getJobsDAO().getGlobalTopList(pi.getStart() - 1);
if (FullList.isEmpty()) {
sender.sendMessage(Jobs.getLanguage().getMessage("command.gtop.error.nojob"));
return true;
@ -55,12 +55,18 @@ public class gtop implements Cmd {
if (!Jobs.getGCManager().ShowToplistInScoreboard) {
sender.sendMessage(Jobs.getLanguage().getMessage("command.gtop.output.topline", "%amount%", Jobs.getGCManager().JobsTopAmount));
int i = pi.getStart();
for (TopList One : FullList) {
i++;
if (pi.isBreak())
break;
if (pi.isContinue())
continue;
String PlayerName = One.getPlayerName() != null ? One.getPlayerName() : "Unknown";
sender.sendMessage(Jobs.getLanguage().getMessage("command.gtop.output.list",
"%number%", i,
"%number%", pi.getPositionForOutput(),
"%playername%", PlayerName,
"%level%", One.getLevel(),
"%exp%", One.getExp()));
@ -71,12 +77,17 @@ public class gtop implements Cmd {
List<String> ls = new ArrayList<>();
int i = pi.getStart();
for (TopList one : FullList) {
i++;
if (pi.isBreak())
break;
if (pi.isContinue())
continue;
String playername = one.getPlayerName() != null ? one.getPlayerName() : "Unknown";
ls.add(Jobs.getLanguage().getMessage("scoreboard.line",
"%number%", i,
"%number%", pi.getPositionForOutput(),
"%playername%", playername,
"%level%", one.getLevel()));
}