I added support for multi word tab completion.
Current problem:
the replacement "example" contains completions with whitespaces
```java
@CommandCompletion("@example")
public void test(Player player, String takesTheRest) {...}
```
"takesTheRest" takes all the whole rest howewer the tab completion only supports one word.
I don't use the ACFUtils much and maybe there are some ugly checks, feel free to refactor.
…ions by Optional annotation
In the past we could not handle a permission in relation to the presence of an optional argument, it forced us to manage it in the body of the command, and could be repetitive and boring, note that it also works with the annotation Default
now supports splitting commands over multiple BaseCommands better
should now only match probable @Default handlers, so @CatchUnknown
can still work in obviously wrong scenarios.
@HelpCommand no longer implies @Default as @CatchUnknown will pick it up
Currently there has to be the `@CatchUnknown` method in the same class as the `@Default` method.
Without finding any methods for handling unknown commands the default fallback method is the first registered or the class with `@Default` annotated method inside.
Maybe the solution to throw an exception for an unknown command is better.
The BaseCommand tries to execute the command context and if it's not possible it will throw an UnknownCommandException or smth like that.
This context was conflicting with each other over multiple
ACF modules, so if someone wanted to use multiple ACF's in same jar,
it would clash and not work.
The PR to move these was incomplete and this finishes fixing the
context handlers to support new and old.
I want to use own annotations for help implementations (link, tooltips, short description etc.)
I can't access the method directly for the annotations, please add the getter ;)
Aikar