This is my code:
if(e.getMessage().startsWith("/reciclar") || e.getMessage().startsWith("/ereciclar")){
e.setCancelled(true);
p.sendMessage("§cComando Bloqueado/Em Manutenção!");
}
But if you use / RECYCLE uppercase or in a different sentence Type / ReciClaR works as well, I want to know if to ignore cases in the startsWith in a way that enters the if ()
Java does not actually have a startsWith that ignores uppercase and lowercase as it has for equals , which is equalsIgnoreCase .
However, it's easy to come up with a logic that can do this by converting to uppercase or lowercase before comparing:
String msgMinuscula = e.getMessage().toLowerCase();
if(msgMinuscula.startsWith("/reciclar") || msgMinuscula .startsWith("/ereciclar")){
e.setCancelled(true);
p.sendMessage("§cComando Bloqueado/Em Manutenção!");
}
However, it is necessary to ensure that what is placed in startsWith is in lowercase also, otherwise it will be necessary to convert manually if it is a String placed by hand or calling the toLowerCase method if it is a variable
Try to do as below:
e.getMessage().trim().equalsIgnoreCase("/reciclar")