Need help, how to filter multiple items using Filter<Item> filter?

[stevenl4 0]

Using Java8

 

say I wanted to deposit everything except a Bronze pickaxe, I'd use

 

getBank().depositAllExcept(items -> items.getName().equals("Bronze pickaxe"));

 

What do I do if I want to deposit everything except a Bronze pickaxe, 500 coins and Varrock teleport tab using similar code?

 

 

[Pandemic 2250]

Using Java8

 

say I wanted to deposit everything except a Bronze pickaxe, I'd use

 

getBank().depositAllExcept(items -> items.getName().equals("Bronze pickaxe"));

 

What do I do if I want to deposit everything except a Bronze pickaxe, 500 coins and Varrock teleport tab using similar code?

 

 

If it's just a couple things, you can do:

getBank().depositAllExcept(i -> i.getName().equals("Bronze pickaxe") || i.getName().equals("Coins"));

Otherwise you can have a list of names, and do:

getBank().depositAllExcept(i -> list.contains(i.getName()));

[stevenl4 0]

 

If it's just a couple things, you can do:

getBank().depositAllExcept(i -> i.getName().equals("Bronze pickaxe") || i.getName().equals("Coins"));

Otherwise you can have a list of names, and do:

getBank().depositAllExcept(i -> list.contains(i.getName()));

 

I think the second one is what I'm looking for, how do I create a list of items currently in my inventory at the beginning of the script? Thanks

[Neffarion 455]

I think the second one is what I'm looking for, how do I create a list of items currently in my inventory at the beginning of the script? Thanks

ArrayList<Item> invItems = new ArrayList<>(getInventory().all());

That will work but you need to call that when you need to check. If you just call at the beginning of the script it will only get the items that exist in the inventory at the beginning of the script

[Eclipseop 192]

ArrayList<Item> invItems = new ArrayList<>(getInventory().all());

That will work but you need to call that when you need to check. If you just call at the beginning of the script it will only get the items that exist in the inventory at the beginning of the script

 

Why construct it as an arraylist when #all returns a list? unless there is some reason why you need an arraylist over a list

 

xd

Edited January 12, 2017 by Eclipseop

[Neffarion 455]

Why construct it as an arraylist when #all returns a list? unless there is some reason why you need an arraylist over a list

 

xd

ArrayList rules!

 

Just got used to do it tbh