At some point, you have probably wanted to type something in chat or use a command that your client decides is too long to send to the server. Fortunately, that no longer means you have to give up!

Features

The way this plugin works is by giving you a "virtual command" that is automatically stored in a file (so it doesn't go away when you log off or the server restarts). You can use this plugin's commands to modify and execute your virtual command. This is helpful because you can just keep adding more and more stuff to your virtual command before executing it.

Note: Your virtual command must start with a forward slash in order to be executed. Otherwise, when you try to execute it, it will just be a chat message. This is helpful sometimes, though.

Commands

/comstr set [message] - Directly sets your virtual command. This will overwrite your previous virtual command.

/comstr append [message] - Adds the specified message to the end of your virtual command.

/comstr clear - Clears your virtual command.

/comstr execute - Executes your virtual command. This does not clear your command.

/comstr see - Shows you your virtual command. This does not execute or clear your command.

Permissions

commandstretcher.comstr - Required in order to use any CommandStretcher command. Defaultly given only to server operators.

Installation

To install on your server:

1. Download the plugin as CommandStretcher.jar.

2. Place the plugin in your server's "plugins" folder.

3.Turn on your server. If your server was already on, either restart it or reload its plugins by typing /reload.