Examples of BlockEvent

org.apache.avalon.phoenix.BlockEvent
This is the class that is used to deliver notifications about Blocks state changes to the BlockListeners of a Server Application. @author Peter Donald
org.bukkit.event.block.BlockEvent
Represents a block related event.
org.jgroups.BlockEvent
Trivial object that represents a block event.

Examples of org.apache.avalon.phoenix.BlockEvent

     */
    private BlockEvent createEvent( final BlockEntry entry )
    {
        final BlockInfo blockInfo =
            ComponentInfoConverter.toBlockInfo( entry.getInfo() );
        return new BlockEvent( entry.getName(),
                               entry.getProxy(),
                               blockInfo );
    }

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Examples of org.apache.avalon.phoenix.BlockEvent

     * @return the new event
     */
    private BlockEvent createEvent( final BlockEntry entry )
    {
        final BlockMetaData metaData = entry.getMetaData();
        final BlockEvent event =
            new BlockEvent( metaData.getName(),
                            entry.getProxy(),
                            metaData.getBlockInfo() );
        return event;
    }

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Examples of org.apache.avalon.phoenix.BlockEvent

     * @return the new event
     */
    private BlockEvent createEvent( final BlockEntry entry )
    {
        final BlockMetaData metaData = entry.getMetaData();
        final BlockEvent event =
            new BlockEvent( metaData.getName(),
                            entry.getProxy(),
                            metaData.getBlockInfo() );
        return event;
    }

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Examples of org.bukkit.event.block.BlockEvent


        if (!shouldUseProtection()) return true;
        if (CraftBookPlugin.inst().getConfiguration().advancedBlockChecks) {


            CompatabilityUtil.disableInterferences(player);
            BlockEvent event;
            if(build)
                event = new BlockPlaceEvent(block, block.getState(), block.getRelative(0, -1, 0), player.getItemInHand(), player, true);
            else
                event = new BlockBreakEvent(block, player);
            EventUtil.ignoreEvent(event);

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Examples of org.jgroups.BlockEvent

         return new LinkedList(events);
      }


      public void block()
      {
         events.add(new BlockEvent());
      }

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