Solved Loading YAML configurations

I have this:

PHP:

class Main extends PluginBase implements Listener {
    public function onEnable(){
         $this->config = (new Config($this->getDataFolder()."config.yml", Config::YAML))->getAll(); // Load config in array
         $this->players = (new Config($this->getDataFolder()."players.yml", Config::YAML))->getAll(); // Load config in array
}


the files are in my source plugin, the structure of the plugin is:
OITCPE
.--resources
. .|--config.yml
. .|--players.yml
.--src
. .|--thebigsmileXD
. . .|--OITCPE
. . . .|--Main.php
. . . .|--MakeSound.php
.--plugin.yml

But i get this error:

and i still wonder why.
Do i have to put them somewhere else or what?

If you want to load as array, like this:

PHP:

public function onEnable(){
  $this->players = new Config($this->getDataFolder()."players.yml", Config::YAML, array());
}


To access it as array,

PHP:

public function blahblah(){
  $tmp = $this->players->getAll();
}

btw, $this->config is a bad practice, use $this->saveDefaultConfig() instead and you can still access it as array

btw, you should create this thread in 'Plugin Development'

Why don't you just edit your post? xD

also.. doesn't saveDefaultConfig only save, and not get the data?
i want to get the data

after saveDefaultConfig, if you want to access the config with array use

PHP:

$this->getConfig()->getAll();

getConfig() has build into PluginBase and you can always use it

Still, i get the same Error


My code:

PHP:

class Main extends PluginBase implements Listener {
    public function onEnable(){
        $this->getPlayerConfig();
    }

    public function onDisable(){
        //$this->updateConfig();
    }

    public function getPlayerConfig(){
        //$this->players = new Config($this->getDataFolder()."players.yml", Config::YAML, array()); // Load config in array
        $this->saveDefaultConfig(); // Load config in array
        $this->players=$this->getConfig();
    }
}


Try putting

PHP:

@mkdir($this->getDataFolder());

before saveDefaultConfig

Seems like me, as stupid as i am, forgot to write

Into the configs.
They get loaded now, and they are in the first OITCPE folder.
Thanks for helping.

That error means it can't find the file or something in the file that you specified, in this case you haven't actually got it to save the config.
Try this:

PHP:

class Main extends PluginBase implements Listener {

 public function onEnable() {
    $this->saveResource($this->getDataFolder . "config.yml"); //You need to save the file so it actually exists!!!
    $this->saveResource($this->getDataFolder . "players.yml"); //You need to save the file so it actually exists!!!
    $this->config = (new Config($this->getDataFolder()."config.yml", Config::YAML))->getAll();
    $this->players = (new Config($this->getDataFolder()."players.yml", Config::YAML))->getAll();
}


I feel so stupid ;(

i just thought i understand.. but no, i dont:

PHP:

public function getPlayerConfig(){
        //$this->players->getAll() = new Config($this->getDataFolder()."players.yml", Config::YAML, array()); // Load config in array
        @mkdir($this->getDataFolder());
        //$this->saveDefaultConfig(); // Load config in array
        $this->players = new Config($this->getDataFolder()."players.yml", Config::YAML, array());;
    }

The array seems to get filled.
But i cant write it to the config..
i thought about

PHP:

$this->players->save();

but it doesnt seem to save the players set in the array to the file..

This seems to work fine.
How do i save the new data to the yml?

If you just want a variable to access the config try this:

PHP:

$this->config = (new Config($this->plugin->getDataFolder() . "config.yml", Config::YAML))->getAll();


Putting the array() into your variable sets the config to an empty array (to my understanding).

Well, maybe i should explain more in deep what i want to do.

I make a plugin, and when you do

, i want to check if the player already exists in the config, if not, then set deaths=0, kills=0 and playing to true.

after a round playing i want to write the kills and deaths into the config. (or on

)

BAD PRACTICE

Dont shout! My poor ears!
And why bad practice, instead of your code it works

No @PEMapModder said that..

getDataFolder is not required. You have to provide the path relative to your resources folder.

I was reminded of that about five minutes after I posted in this thread

This still doesn't help me saving data in a .yml