How do I get the last chatbox message or the one which is previous it?

I tried 

chatbox.getMessages().get(chatbox.getMessages().size()-1); 

That @Team Cape provided here  but it doesn't work

Writing the code will be very useful, thanks!

It's the first message in the list

12 minutes ago, Alek said:

It's the first message in the list

Yes, but it doesn't even work.

According to Alek you want:

chatbox.getMessages().get(0); 

If there is an error, then post the logs. 

It does work

9 minutes ago, dreameo said:

According to Alek you want:

chatbox.getMessages().get(0); 

If there is an error, then post the logs. 

@Alek

https://imgur.com/a/S9l0g

from logger I get this java.lang.NullPointerException at org.osbot.rs07.api.Chatbox.getMessages(he:258)

onMessage

5 minutes ago, Juggles said:

onMessage

No error logs but doesn't print out the message

22 minutes ago, nano mano said:

No error logs but doesn't print out the message

Would recommend using onMessage() getMessages() is bugged. How are you trying to print it?

 

Also, my mistake - it should've been getMessages().get(0) not the other way around ! 

 

 

lol my bad, kinda rushed it but, you want this:

getChatbox().getMessages(Chatbox.MessageType.ALL).get(0);

change type of message if you don't want all.

the only reason you're getting null is because of poor referencing 

Edited February 20, 20187 yr by dreameo

17 minutes ago, Team Cape said:

Would recommend using onMessage() getMessages() is bugged. How are you trying to print it?

 

Also, my mistake - it should've been getMessages().get(0) not the other way around ! 

 

 

 

16 minutes ago, dreameo said:

lol my bad, kinda rushed it but, you want this:

getChatbox().getMessages(Chatbox.MessageType.ALL).get(0);

change type of message if you don't want all.

the only reason you're getting null is because of poor referencing 

 

I tried 

onMessage(Chatbox.MessageType.ALL).get(0)

and 

getChatbox().getMessages(Chatbox.MessageType.ALL).get(0);

 

I get an error from eclipse.

@dreameo @Team Cape @Juggles

Sorry for spam. Please help I have been 3 hours trying to figure it out with no luck

Implement the MessageListening interface in your main class and use that to process messages as they come in.

8 minutes ago, Night said:

Implement the MessageListening interface in your main class and use that to process messages as they come in.

Thanks