I realize this is not a Forge thing but an MCPBot thing, but here's the issue:

 

     /**
     * Adds a sounds with the name from the file. Args: name, file
     */
    public void addSound(String par1Str)
    {
        this.soundPoolSounds.addSound(par1Str);
    }

 

Javadoc is clearly out of date, as the function no longer takes a file reference.

 

MCPBot conversation:

 

[10:15:00 PM][10:23:00 PM] <Draco18s> gcm func_77372_a

[10:23:13 PM] <Draco18s> gcm SoundManager addsound

[10:23:13 PM] *** -MCPBot- [ GET CLIENT METHODS ]

[10:23:14 PM] *** -MCPBot- No result for SoundManager addsound

[10:23:27 PM] <Draco18s> gcc SoundManager

[10:23:52 PM] <Draco18s> gcm func_77372_a

[10:23:53 PM] *** -MCPBot- [ GET CLIENT METHODS ]

[10:23:53 PM] *** -MCPBot- No result for func_77372_a

 

func_77372_a is the function name I pulled out of the decompiled source of someone else's mod (in an attempt to try and figure out how they did sounds) and discovered that the way they'd done it for their latest release...isn't how it's done currently (on the plus side, the new way is easier, but the javadocs are out of date).

 

Yeah, I dunno what to do now.

Then fix it.

And thats not how you refrence a Class and method.

It's Class.method not Class method

Thanks Lex.  Apparently I can't read the documentation.

Still annoying that it wouldn't reply when I tried to reference the class.

 

And yes, I plan on fixing the javadoc, but I had to get MCPbot to behave (read: supply correct input) before I could update the docs.

 

Edit:

Gah.  Can't rename already renamed methods. I had this problem once before, but I don't remember how to override that in order to change the description.