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How to make a custom item to expire after 12h?

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How to make a custom item to expire after 12h?

Make it a shadow item or create a threadpool for specific item and set it expire after 12h and delete it

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How to create a threadpool for specific item?

in case if it's high five        <set name="time" val="X" />    X= amount of time ( minutes).

Make it a shadow item or create a threadpool for specific item and set it expire after 12h and delete it

 

shitty developer shitty solution, not even close

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There you go, I had the mood to create a sudo code for you, anyone with some knowledge should be able to implement it.

 

MultiSell, Time=12

RequestMultisellChoose, Item.setDestroyTimeStamp(System.currentTimeMillis() + MultiSell.getTime() * 3600000)

ItemExpireManager.registerItem(Item);

 

ItemExpireManager.registerItem()
{
     HashMap.put(Item, Item.getDestroyTimeStamp());

     Database.store(Item.getObjectId, item.getDestroyTimeStamp());

}

 

ItemExpireManager.checkForExpired()
{
     for each Item in HashMap

     if (timeStamp < System.currentTimeMillis())

     {      Item.destroy()

           Database.remove(Item);

     }

}

 

 

ItemExpireManager()
{
      for each Item by objectId in Database

      if (timeStamp < System.currentTimeMillis())

      {    Item.destroy()

           Database.remove(Item);

      }

      ThreadPoolManager start check routine every X seconds

 }

Edited by xxdem

shitty developer shitty solution, not even close

You try so hard to be wannabe dev everyone know you just a monkey. I said you can do it with threadpool and you made a code with treadpool LOL,, and u say shitty to me when u did the same rofl. xdem  kid

 

Wow a code that store the item object id and the SystemMillisecond of the item and a refresher that check to remove it from the list... NASA developer..

Edited by AccessDenied

You try so hard to be wannabe dev everyone know you just a monkey. I said you can do it with threadpool and you made a code with treadpool LOL,, and u say shitty to me when u did the same rofl. xdem  kid

 

Wow a code that store the item object id and the SystemMillisecond of the item and a refresher that check to remove it from the list... NASA developer..

 

you can't even understand it and the difference between yours, lmao

you can't even understand it and the difference between yours, lmao

You want me explain you what you did? Yes / no ?

 

You add the item into a list (wow) and then you add its expire time using the System time * some fucked up values and store it also

And then you take a threadpool and do a for in all list every x second and check if current time is bigger than store time to delete it. 

 

WOW PRO

 

how else u could make it with threadpool? make 1 threadpool for each item? No obviously no.. when i said threadpool i meant the same way..

1 threadpool to refresh 1 list. 

 

Or make it shadow item same thing.. but no u have to be pro and tell bullshit.

Edited by AccessDenied

You want me explain you what you did? Yes / no ?

 

yes, I have the mood to laugh hard. Entertain me clown

yes, I have the mood to laugh hard. Entertain me clown

I did but you're so dumb you didn't even see it also there is no way i entartain you as much you entartain the whole forum. the video tape i rented lasted more than ur server rofl

Give me some code retard, your good in words and saying shit to correct the bullshit you said, give us some proper working code once or gtfo

Give me some code retard, your good in words and saying shit to correct the bullshit you said, give us some proper working code once or gtfo

but u already gave idiot...  but sure i can make u 1 

Edited by AccessDenied

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please stop fighting for bullshits.

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