###WIP Release
This is the very first “release” of MenuAPI, it is still heavily WIP, but creation of menus, builder syntax, and all that is implemented. The two major parts remaining are documentation and builders. Although there are already builders in the API, I’d like feedback from the community on their design (see the main post for a description of the builder design). I also need to do JavaDocs, as well as a wiki/tutorial thing, and those will be done Soontm. Another interesting feature added for this release is “trackers.” Basically, button or page specific listeners that handle events (see example code in the main post). Also, this release is more or less untested, so it’s likely very buggy, sorry about that ;).
Potentially… the thing is, the menus are not animated… so you’d have to swap pages every time your GUI changed, and you’ll never be able to take items out of the menu… but I took a (really) quick peek at your plugin and it might work.
Hmm… it occurs to me that you could implement a custom formatter to provide animations, and then call the refresh method on MenuContext each tick… In fact, I may potentially add that in the future… The far future, as I am currently invested in a school programming project…
I could have sworn the demo was working when I ran it… Did you modify the demo in any way? If not, I’ve done SOMETHING wrong and I’ll have to fix it… it’s also possible I’m yet to publish a fix I did for trackers… But I thought I did
I was trying to come up with a complex solution for the problem… But it’s actually quite simple. For now, you can fix it by using the tracker method that accepts a BiConsumer, and use new SerializableMap for the second (or maybe it’s third) parameter…
