Package net.minecraftforge.registries

Class ForgeRegistryEntry<V extends IForgeRegistryEntry<V>>

java.lang.Object

net.minecraftforge.registries.ForgeRegistryEntry<V>

All Implemented Interfaces:

IForgeRegistryEntry<V>

Direct Known Subclasses:

Activity, Attribute, BlockBehaviour, BlockEntityType, BlockPlacerType, BlockStateProviderType, ChunkStatus, CustomTagTypesTest.Custom, DataSerializerEntry, DeferredRegistryTest.Custom, Enchantment, EntityType, Feature, FeatureDecorator, Fluid, FoliagePlacerType, ForgeRegistryEntry.UncheckedRegistryEntry, ForgeWorldType, Item, MemoryModuleType, MenuType, MobEffect, Motive, ParticleType, PoiType, Potion, Schedule, SensorType, ShapedRecipe.Serializer, ShapelessRecipe.Serializer, SimpleCookingSerializer, SimpleRecipeSerializer, SingleItemRecipe.Serializer, SoundEvent, StatType, StructureFeature, SurfaceBuilder, TreeDecoratorType, UpgradeRecipe.Serializer, VillagerProfession, WorldCarver

public abstract class ForgeRegistryEntry<V extends IForgeRegistryEntry<V>>
extends Object
implements IForgeRegistryEntry<V>

Default implementation of IForgeRegistryEntry, this is necessary to reduce redundant code. This also enables the registrie's ability to manage delegates. Which are automatically updated if another entry overrides existing ones in the registry.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
static class	ForgeRegistryEntry.UncheckedRegistryEntry<V extends IForgeRegistryEntry<V>>	This class exists for registry entries which are dynamic (e.g.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
IRegistryDelegate<V>	delegate
private ResourceLocation	registryName
private com.google.common.reflect.TypeToken<V>	token

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
ForgeRegistryEntry()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
(package private) ResourceLocation	checkRegistryName(String name)	This will assert that the registry name is valid and warn about potential registry overrides It is important as it detects cases where modders unintentionally register objects with the "minecraft" namespace, leading to dangerous errors later.
ResourceLocation	getRegistryName()	A unique identifier for this entry, if this entry is registered already it will return it's official registry name.
Class<V>	getRegistryType()	Determines the type for this entry, used to look up the correct registry in the global registries list as there can only be one registry per concrete class.
V	setRegistryName(String name)
V	setRegistryName(String modID, String name)
V	setRegistryName(ResourceLocation name)	Sets a unique name for this Item.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Details

token

private final com.google.common.reflect.TypeToken<V extends IForgeRegistryEntry<V>> token

delegate

public final IRegistryDelegate<V extends IForgeRegistryEntry<V>> delegate

registryName

private ResourceLocation registryName

Constructor Details

ForgeRegistryEntry

public ForgeRegistryEntry()

Method Details

setRegistryName

public final V setRegistryName(String name)

setRegistryName

public final V setRegistryName(ResourceLocation name)

Description copied from interface: IForgeRegistryEntry

Sets a unique name for this Item. This should be used for uniquely identify the instance of the Item. This is the valid replacement for the atrocious 'getUnlocalizedName().substring(6)' stuff that everyone does. Unlocalized names have NOTHING to do with unique identifiers. As demonstrated by vanilla blocks and items. The supplied name will be prefixed with the currently active mod's modId. If the supplied name already has a prefix that is different, it will be used and a warning will be logged. If a name already exists, or this Item is already registered in a registry, then an IllegalStateException is thrown. Returns 'this' to allow for chaining.

Specified by:

setRegistryName in interface IForgeRegistryEntry<V extends IForgeRegistryEntry<V>>

Parameters:

name - Unique registry name

Returns:

This instance

setRegistryName

public final V setRegistryName(String modID,
 String name)

getRegistryName

@Nullable
public final ResourceLocation getRegistryName()

Description copied from interface: IForgeRegistryEntry

A unique identifier for this entry, if this entry is registered already it will return it's official registry name. Otherwise it will return the name set in setRegistryName(). If neither are valid null is returned.

Specified by:

getRegistryName in interface IForgeRegistryEntry<V extends IForgeRegistryEntry<V>>

Returns:

Unique identifier or null.

getRegistryType

public final Class<V> getRegistryType()

Description copied from interface: IForgeRegistryEntry

Determines the type for this entry, used to look up the correct registry in the global registries list as there can only be one registry per concrete class.

Specified by:

getRegistryType in interface IForgeRegistryEntry<V extends IForgeRegistryEntry<V>>

Returns:

Root registry type.

checkRegistryName

ResourceLocation checkRegistryName(String name)

This will assert that the registry name is valid and warn about potential registry overrides It is important as it detects cases where modders unintentionally register objects with the "minecraft" namespace, leading to dangerous errors later.

Parameters:

name - The registry name

Returns:

A verified "correct" registry name