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IDE plugin for @SidedProxy, _factories.json, etc

SoniEx2
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Can we get an IDE plugin that is aware that the strings in those things are actually fully qualified names? That way I don't need to use string refactoring which doesn't even work when you use "rename"-type refactoring in IDEA. (proof: make class, put FQN in some string somewhere, open class in editor, run shift+f6 while with the cursor over the class name, etc, watch as the FQN string is untouched. there are also a few other cases where it doesn't work properly.)

 

Also would be nice if it displays an error when the FQN doesn't specify an IRecipeFactory/IConditionFactory/etc.

 

(Alternatively, could someone hack an event-based IRecipeFactory/IConditionFactory/etc registration system with a coremod? That just so happens to also solve my problem, and is much simpler than an IDE plugin.)

Edited by SoniEx2

No, you do NOT need jar modding!

User was banned for, among other things, his not-so-subtle threat to hack things with a coremod if he doesn't get his way.

 

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