This led to work to enable saving of the config.yml file with comments.
I added the ability to have multiple lines of comments as annotations.
I also enabled comments to align with the exact path of the field.
To do this I used BSBConfig for the Settings class and retired ISettings
When the plugin disables, it now saves the config.yml with comments and
the Invincible Visitor settings.
Note that any settings in the config.yml stored in the jar will still
exist in the file and stay there unless they are manually deleted. They
just will not have any comments on them after saving.
The admin command "schem" now works very like WorldEdit.
You set the pos1 and pos2, copy to clipboard and paste
You can save and load. Schems go into the schems folder.
Serialize and deserialize were opposite
In deserializing in flatfile db, there was an odd extra bit of code that
undid the deserialization. I'm not sure why I put that in there and so
I've commented it out for now.
If islands are loaded before the world exists the island's world becomes
null. If an addon is creating an island then it must be loaded before
islands.
Also refactored some of the addon loading code.
This branch adds a world aspect to almost all commands. Although the
Bukkit World class is used for reference, the world includes any nether
or end worlds too. By enabling multiworld, things like the protection
grid will operate independently in different world groups. The idea is
to enable one plugin to run mutliple worlds. For example run AcidIsland,
ASkyGrid and BSkyBlock at the same time.
In addition to this big change, I added an admin command to copy and
paste "simple" schematics that I called "schems". It does not work
completely correctly right now, especially for chest contents.
Unit tests pass, not tested in-game yet. Still no WiFi.
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