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[Bug/Suggestion] Config GUI Entries and the Annotation-based Config System

Choonster
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There's currently no way to specify custom config GUI entries for properties created through the annotation-based config system without reflecting the Configuration instance from ConfigManager and calling Property#setConfigEntryClass manually.

 

Could an annotation be added that allows a custom Property.Type or IConfigEntry class to be specified for the generated Property?

 

On a related note, it's currently not possible to use GuiConfigEntries.BooleanEntry, GuiConfigEntries.CycleValueEntry or GuiConfigEntries.ChatColorEntry with Property#setConfigEntryClass because their constructors aren't public. Attempting to do so throws a NoSuchMethodException for the constructor when the config GUI is opened. It's also not possible to extend these and add a public constructor, since the constructors are private or package-private.

 

Edit: Reported this on GitHub here.

Edited by Choonster

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