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JsMacros ​

com.jsmacrosce.jsmacros.client.JsMacros

Shared bootstrap constants, loader access, and integer-array utilities.
Class initialization requests ConfigFolder and ModLoader service providers;
at least one provider of each must be available.

js
const JsMacros = Java.type('com.jsmacrosce.jsmacros.client.JsMacros');  
const values = JsMacros.range(3);  
Chat.log(values[2]);

Constructors ​

new JsMacros ​

new JsMacros()#

Fields ​

LOGGER ​

static LOGGER: Loggerread-only#
Logger named with MOD_ID.

MOD_ID ​

static MOD_ID: Stringread-only#
The mod identifier jsmacrosce.

Methods ​

getModLoader ​

static getModLoader(): ModLoader#
Returns the first ModLoader service provider selected during class initialization.
Returns: the selected loader

onInitialize ​

static onInitialize(): void#
Common initialization hook; currently performs no initialization.

range ​

static range(int end): int[]#
Returns consecutive integers from zero up to, but not including, end. The array length is end.

Parameters:

  • end: exclusive upper bound; must be nonnegative and representable as an array length
Returns: the consecutive values from zero to end - 1
static range(int start, int end): int[]#
Returns consecutive integers from start up to, but not including, end. The array length is end - start, which must be nonnegative and representable as an array length.

Parameters:

  • start: inclusive first value
  • end: exclusive upper bound, at least start
Returns: the consecutive values from start to end - 1
static range(int start, int end, int iter): int[]#
Allocates an array of length end - start; values reached by repeatedly adding iter from start are stored at their offset from start. Unvisited offsets remain zero; for example, range(2, 7, 2) returns [2, 0, 4, 0, 6]. A positive step advances toward end only if integer addition does not overflow; zero does not advance and the loop does not terminate when start < end, and a negative step is not a descending-range mode. The difference must produce a nonnegative array length; integer overflow and invalid steps are not checked.

Parameters:

  • start: inclusive first value
  • end: exclusive upper bound
  • iter: step added after each value; use a positive step that does not overflow when added to advance toward end
Returns: the allocated array with reached values at their corresponding offsets