Best MockBukkit code snippet using be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.scoreboard.ScoreboardMock.getScores
Source: ScoreboardMock.java
...51 return objectivesByDisplaySlot.get(slot);52 }53 54 @Override55 public Set<Score> getScores(OfflinePlayer player) throws IllegalArgumentException56 {57 // TODO Auto-generated method stub58 throw new UnimplementedOperationException();59 }60 61 @Override62 public Set<Score> getScores(String entry) throws IllegalArgumentException63 {64 // TODO Auto-generated method stub65 throw new UnimplementedOperationException();66 }67 68 @Override69 public void resetScores(OfflinePlayer player) throws IllegalArgumentException70 {71 // TODO Auto-generated method stub72 throw new UnimplementedOperationException();73 }74 75 @Override76 public void resetScores(String entry) throws IllegalArgumentException...
getScores
Using AI Code Generation
1{2 public void test()3 {4 ServerMock server = MockBukkit.mock();5 ScoreboardMock scoreboard = new ScoreboardMock(server);6 ObjectiveMock objective = new ObjectiveMock("Test", "Test", scoreboard);7 scoreboard.registerNewObjective(objective);8 PlayerMock player1 = server.addPlayer();9 PlayerMock player2 = server.addPlayer();10 PlayerMock player3 = server.addPlayer();11 ScoreMock score1 = new ScoreMock(objective, player1);12 ScoreMock score2 = new ScoreMock(objective, player2);13 ScoreMock score3 = new ScoreMock(objective, player3);14 score1.setScore(1);15 score2.setScore(2);16 score3.setScore(3);17 scoreboard.getScores().forEach((player, score) -> System.out.println("> " + player + ": " + score));18 System.out.println("> Total: " + scoreboard.getScores().values().stream().mapToInt(Integer::intValue).sum());19 System.out.println("> Average: " + scoreboard.getScores().values().stream().mapToInt(Integer::intValue).average().getAsDouble());20 System.out.println("> Max: " + scoreboard.getScores().values().stream().mapToInt(Integer::intValue).max().getAsInt());21 System.out.println("> Min: " + scoreboard.getScores().values().stream().mapToInt(Integer::intValue).min().getAsInt());
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