[Is there any way to extend the current MethodProvider?]

it doesn't necessarily mean there're other ways of doing it, just that it should be avoided

 

Well just wanted to know the way of avoiding it..

Anyways if its not possible to avoid, how am I suppose to extend my API with that? Not managing to do it

I would like if someone could give me an example.

 

I want to do something like this

class CustomMethodProvider extends MethodProvider{
 
   MyInventory inventory = (MyInventory) super.inventory;
  
}

How Im I suppose to extend my Script with that MethodProvider and not the OSBot one? like..

class Script extends MyMethodProvider{
   //rest of the class
}

I really could use some help

[Is there any way to extend the current MethodProvider?]

It's fine to use exchangeContext(bot). I have used it some scripts before.

For some reasons it is deprecated, that means there are other ways of doing it

Just asking if anyone knows how to :3

[Is there any way to extend the current MethodProvider?]

I have been tryin that for quite long now, without any luck I just wanna add a bit of my API in a  nice way.

I could really use some help Tyvm

 

Edit:

I wanna do something like this but in my "Nodes".. and in my whole script, Acctualy I just wanna change my scripts one :3

 

Says in my IntelliJ this method is deprecated, so whats the alternative way of doing what I want?

[Livestreaming Coding in C#]

Watching!

[Osbot precaution. False Alarm]

 

I was saying that they can send to the server whenever they want, but i realised it only happens when the login handler is up

 

Thought you meant they have the right to do it when ever they want lols

 

 

Lol no

Not that dumb

[Osbot precaution. False Alarm]

 

 

Do not let Osbot run the Login random event.  Usernames & Passwords are sent to OSbot's servers.

 

Credits: Parnassian, Mark gore and Myself (For triple checking).

public final String getPassword() throws SecurityException {
      if(!a.getBot().M()) {
         throw new SecurityException();
      } else {
         (new Throwable()).getStackTrace();
         boolean var10003 = true;
         if(!((Object[])true)[1].getClassName().equals("org.osbot.vb")) {
            throw new SecurityException();
         } else {
            return ((XClient)a.instance).getPassword();
         }
      }
   }

credits: and me for making you all aware

Well they can do it whever they want really!

They can send when you add account to account manager, they can send it while playing, like doing any random.

getPassword() and getUsername() keep the same till a new one is inserted

Btw hi Wyn

They send it to the server.. 

 

 

I was saying that they can send to the server whenever they want, but i realised it only happens when the login handler is up

[Osbot precaution. False Alarm]

just readed it on P..w.rbot,  they decompiled the bot...

 

Just did the same! :P

[Osbot precaution. False Alarm]

Well they can do it whever they want really!

They can send when you add account to account manager, they can send it while playing, like doing any random.

getPassword() and getUsername() keep the same till a new one is inserted

Btw hi Wyn

[java.sql.SQLException: out of memory error]

No its not a memory problem! Got it fixed, i could use my project jre, i located it to the java one and TA-DA!

This thread can be closed now, thanks

[java.sql.SQLException: out of memory error]

Ok found out it doesnt work for eclipse either!

Ok maybe its my problem!

[java.sql.SQLException: out of memory error]

I want to run on IntelliJ because its easier for me to send the jar straight to the folder when i hit run!

[java.sql.SQLException: out of memory error]

Well when I try to run OSBot using IntelliJ i get this stack:

//***************************************************************************\\
   OSBot Bot
   Copyright (C) OSBot.org
   Running Windows 7 on a(n) amd64 architecture
   Java version is 1.7.0_21
\\***************************************************************************//
 
[ERROR][12/02/13 11:17:33 PM]: Failed to load database module!
java.sql.SQLException: out of memory
at org.sqlite.DB.throwex(DB.java:380)
at org.sqlite.NestedDB._open(NestedDB.java:77)
at org.sqlite.DB.open(DB.java:91)
at org.sqlite.Conn.<init>(Conn.java:149)
at org.sqlite.Conn.<init>(Conn.java:49)
at org.sqlite.JDBC.connect(JDBC.java:86)
at java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection(DriverManager.java:579)
at java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection(DriverManager.java:243)
at org.osbot.V.<init>(ce:218)
at org.osbot.HA.g(tn:13)
at org.osbot.x.run(ee:220)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1145)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:615)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)

And OSBot closes right after it.

If I run it double clicking the jar it works perfectly!

Any idea how to fix this?