Any NBTBoolean available? (Instead of creating NBTTagCompounds for this purpose)

[Major Tuvok]

Helllo,

 

I have a Method which requires converting a Map<INBTSerializable,Boolean> into NBTTagLists, but it looks like NBTTagByte (and similiar primitves) are package-private classes and there fore cannot be used.

More specifically here is some simplified code of what I'm doing:

	private NBTTagList[] getConditionValueResources() {
            NBTTagList[] locations  = {new NBTTagList(), new NBTTagList() };
            for (Map.Entry<ISpellCondition,Boolean> condition :
                    conditions.entrySet()) {
                locations[0].appendTag(condition.getKey().serializeNBT());
                NBTTagCompound compound = new NBTTagCompound();
                compound.setBoolean(KEY_BOOLEAN_VALUE,condition.getValue());
                locations[1].appendTag(compound);
            }
            return locations;
        }

 

and what I'm looking for would be sth like:

	private NBTTagList[] getConditionValueResources() {
            NBTTagList[] locations  = {new NBTTagList(), new NBTTagList() };
            for (Map.Entry<ISpellCondition,Boolean> condition :
                    conditions.entrySet()) {
                locations[0].appendTag(new NBTTagBoolean(condition.getValue());
                locations[1].appendTag(compound);
            }
            return locations;
        }

This piece of code would allow for far less Overhead (an NBTTagCompound is contains an entire Map, although i only need on byte!) and I would omit this stupid converting NBTTagCompound and back...

(Note: I know, that there is no NBTTagBoolean Class, but that NBTTagByte is used instead. This would make it far easier too... But it is not public... )

 

[Major Tuvok]

Sry...

I'm such an idiot at Times...

I used auto completion, and tried to access the private Constructor which naturally wouldn't work (and I didn't try to add a value to it, but rather tried to find an alternative to that...)

 

Sry sry sry sry sry.

(I have been looking for that for about the last 1.5h  ) (I think programming scince 2 O'clock (am) doesn't do anything good to your mind...)

 

Edit:

Is it possible to close Stupid Topics like this? 

Edited December 30, 2017 by Major Tuvok
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