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>

 

 

Where is the question?

Btw, I would simply use ArrayList and HashMap instead. 

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, 20188 yr by Tony360

6 hours ago, SweeTs said:

Where is the question?

 

drop javolution

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

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

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

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

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

Map player.put(a, b)

List player.add(a)

 

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

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

now can lock topic :)

Edited May 6, 20188 yr by tazerman2

example:

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

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