private static int NUMBER_OF_SERVER = 31;
Jemy2 wrote ...
2021/5/5
How to reference a variable define in world to other class
It is private and static. Private means that you can’t directly access if from outside the class. Static means that it is a variable for the class and there is not an individual variable for each object of the class. The name of the variable suggests that it would be a final variable which is only defined once and never changed, but it doesn’t have the keyword.
To access the variable from somewhere else in its current form, you need a public method in the same class – often called a “getter”-method.
You can then call that method from anywhere to get the value of it.
public static int getNumServer() {return NUMBER_OF_SERVER;}int x = MyWorld.getNumServer(); //with MyWorld being the class name of the class in which the method is
Super_Hippo wrote...
It is private and static. Private means that you can’t directly access if from outside the class. Static means that it is a variable for the class and there is not an individual variable for each object of the class. The name of the variable suggests that it would be a final variable which is only defined once and never changed, but it doesn’t have the keyword.
To access the variable from somewhere else in its current form, you need a public method in the same class – often called a “getter”-method.
public static int getNumServer() {return NUMBER_OF_SERVER;}int x = MyWorld.getNumServer(); //with MyWorld being the class name of the class in which the method is
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