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    	public void onPlayerMessage(Message message) {
    		if(PlayerMessage.equalsIgnoreCase("!play") & !PlayerPlaying) {
    			PlayerName = message.getUsername();
    			PlayerPlaying = true;

    Okay, So I'm fairly new to java and programming, But I'm trying to have a queue system after someone says !play in Clan Chat.. But I'm completely stuck, I'm trying to allow it add players usernames into a list and only use the 1st player and once it's done it goes down the list, But blocks out any other input from any other plays unless their Username is in 0 Element... Like I said, I'm extremely new, This is a huge learning curve and I'm trying to understand arrays but I don't think they can update every time a Variable is called EX: PlayerName returns the players name but I'd like to try to extend that towards a list like I was saying.

    Steps:
    1. Get's username
    2. Checks the current it as currently playing

    3. Ignores all other players typing in certain phrases EX: !Play !Flip, Etc

    4. Adds players name into a list 0 - CurrentPlayerPlaying 1 - PlayerInWaiting 3 - PlayingInwaiting

    This is what I use to detect whether the player has said !flip in the script
     

    if(PlayerMessage.equalsIgnoreCase("!flip)) {

    When I run it, I tested it with 2 players, (OnePlaying, OneNotPlaying) OneNotPlaying was able to type in !Flip when OnePlaying was currently in a game with the bot, I want it to completely ignore the player not playing... Idk if it's clear what I'm trying to say but that's the best way I can explain what I'm trying to accomplish


    If anyone could help point me into the correct direction, I've been trying to work around this for a while and decided I needed help.

     

     

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    I think the interface you're looking for is called Queue

    A practical example:

    Queue<Integer> queue = new LinkedList<>();
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) { //adding { 0,1,2,3,4 }
       queue.add(i); 
    }
    int firstNum = queue.pop(); //returns 0
    int secondNum = queue.pop(); //returns 1
    int thirdNum = queue.pop(); //returns 2
    

     

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    33 minutes ago, Articron said:

    I think the interface you're looking for is called Queue

    A practical example:

    
    Queue<Integer> queue = new LinkedList<>();
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) { //adding { 0,1,2,3,4 }
       queue.add(i); 
    }
    int firstNum = queue.pop(); //returns 0
    int secondNum = queue.pop(); //returns 1
    int thirdNum = queue.pop(); //returns 2
    

     

    Awesome, Thank you!

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    44 minutes ago, Astrate said:

    I'm still confused on how to use arrays and how to stop the bot from allowing other players to say !flip 😕 anyone help ?

    I'd suggest going through a couple java tutorials on lists and queues. You'll learn contains, get, add, put, pop, etc.

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