Help FastList and FastMap question

[tazerman2]

a class method is same player.put(mpla,mpla); with this class player.set(mpla,mpla);

the first method use protected FastMap<PcInstance> and second use protected FastList<PcInstance>

 

 

[SweeTs]

Where is the question?

Btw, I would simply use ArrayList and HashMap instead. 

[Tony360]

ArrayList : https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/ArrayList.html
HashMap : https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/HashMap.html

Edited May 5, 2018 by Tony360

[SweeTs]

6 hours ago, SweeTs said:

Where is the question?

 

[melron]

drop javolution

[SweeTs]

Still, no idea what he wants here :D

 

Btw, as it's a Map, you must have 2 params, Map<L2PcInstance, Long> for example and list uses one List<PcInstance>.

 

Map uses .put

List uses .add

[Nightw0lf]

best is putifabsent sweety xD but the main difference is that they are both FastSomething if you want more spesific answer you have to be more spesific in your question

[tazerman2]

so for fastlist is players.add(text) and for fastmap is players.put(text) ?

just i need learng from list about fastlist, fastmap etc.

[Sdw]

You are comparing a list to a map. A map is a mapping of key/values where list is simply a list of items.

[SweeTs]

Map player.put(a, b)

List player.add(a)

 

As said above, screw javolution. Work with ArrayList and HashMap instead. 

[tazerman2]

tnx all and big tnx to melron with practice he help me full

now can lock topic :)

Edited May 6, 2018 by tazerman2

[Nightw0lf]

example:

if (getPlayers().containsKey(player.getObjectId()))
            getPlayers().put(player.getObjectId(), player);

or  getPlayers().remove(player.getObjectId(), player);