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Banking script issue

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I want it to withdraw food from this array

    public static String[] food = { "Shrimp","Trout","Salmon","Tuna","Lobster","Swordfish","Monkfish","Shark" };

im calling it this way and (may not be the best way but is an example)

if (s.bank.isOpen()){
            //do banking
           if (!s.inventory.contains(food)){
               if (s.getBank().contains(food)){
                    s.bank.withdrawAll(food);
               }
           }

        }

and i get this error

 

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i tried fixing it with intelj but this does not work
 

0669071121.png

Edited by Sinatra

I want it to withdraw food from this array

    public static String[] food = { "Shrimp","Trout","Salmon","Tuna","Lobster","Swordfish","Monkfish","Shark" };

im calling it this way

if (s.bank.isOpen()){
            //do banking
           if (!s.inventory.contains(food)){
               if (s.getBank().contains(food)){
                    s.bank.withdrawAll(food);
               }
           }

        }

and i get this error

 

ecdae3d3db.png

 

 

i tried fixing it with intelj but this does not work

 

0669071121.png

 

You are passing an array to a method that only takes a String parameter.

 

b5bc93bc8d7963411b64c71a5b1f840c.png

 

Possible solution:

for(String f; food) {

if(!getBank().contains(f)) continue;

else {
getBank().withdrawAll(f);
break;
}

}
  • Author

 

You are passing an array to a method that only takes a String parameter.

 

b5bc93bc8d7963411b64c71a5b1f840c.png

 

Possible solution:

for(String f; food) {

if(!getBank().contains(f)) continue;

else {
getBank().withdrawAll(f);
break;
}

}

hmm okay ill work with this and thanks for the fast response wub.png

Slow stepping.

Find item using item container.

Item item = Bank.getItem (food);

Bank.withdrawAll(item.getName ());

Just do a null check on the item.

hmm okay ill work with this and thanks for the fast response :wub:

  

You are passing an array to a method that only takes a String parameter.

 

b5bc93bc8d7963411b64c71a5b1f840c.png

 

Possible solution:

for(String f; food) {

if(!getBank().contains(f)) continue;

else {
getBank().withdrawAll(f);
break;
}

}
  • Author

Slow stepping.

Find item using item container.

Item item = Bank.getItem (food);

Bank.withdrawAll(item.getName ());

Just do a null check on the item.

  

you are who they say you are wub.png

java guru :D

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