Suggestion - Add method

[Im A Baller 343]

AbstractItemContainer#getSlotForNameContaining(String name) - very useful for both banking and using inventory slots for items such as Potions(4,3,2..), Waterskins(4,3,2..), Glory(6,5,4,...), Ring of dueling(8,7,6...), and the list goes on.

 

This method would find a slot that holds any given item whose name contains the given string. If no such item is found, it would return a -1.

 

I'm currently just using my own ghetto implementation:

	public int getSlotForNameContaining(AbstractItemContainer<Item> container, String contained) {
		for(int i = 0; i < 28; i++) {
			if(container.slotNameContains(i, contained)) {
				return i;
			}
		}
		return -1;
	}

Edited December 29, 2016 by Im A Baller

[Hashtag 8243]

Aren't you able to use a filter?

[Im A Baller 343]

Aren't you able to use a filter?

 

Probably should have used a filter instead of the method above. Good point, though that doesn't necessarily negate the utility of this method

Edited December 29, 2016 by Im A Baller

[Nuclear Nezz 1926]

I think what he means is

Item item = getX().get(filter);
item.getSlot();