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[1.7.2] Check if player is operator

MikaXD
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I think the ServerConfigurationManager has this information.  You should be able to check via a method in MinecraftServer.getServer().getConfigurationManager().

 

However, the method has changed over various versions of Forge.  For a while it was isOp(), then it was isPlayerOpped().  For 1.7.10 it seems to be func_152607_e().

 

Anyway, I'm not sure on 1.7.2 since I'm not running it at the moment, but just look through all the methods in the ServerConfigurationManager class to find the right one.

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    I didn't expect it's so difficult to check if a player is op!  :-X

    I also used the ServerConfigurationManager but without success. I think it's very disappointing that Forge doesn't provide any methode to check this. I mean, you can easily check if the player is in creative mode, if the player is flying... But you CAN'T check if the player is op... (on an easy way).

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