[Help] config files

I need help on how to get time value from a config file.

Here is my code bellow,

Code:

    new BukkitRunnable()
      {
        public void run() {
          h.delete();
        }
      }
      .runTaskLater(this, 1500L);
    }

I want players to be able to change the time of the runnable event in the config file,

I have already got the config file to create the integer just don't know how to get the value from it in a simple term

 

Code:java

getConfig().getInt("path.to.int");

 

Consult this link here: http://wiki.bukkit.org/Configuration_API_Reference

It explains Bukkit's Configuration API as well as a guide to creating your own config files.

 

Thank you both ( Gater12 and FerusGrim ) but I still don't understand how. I have implmented the

Code:java

get.Config().getInt("path.to.my.int);

But it still dosent work

 

I said: getConfig()
Not: get.Config()

 

FerusGrim I meant that sorry,

Here is my current code now

Code:java

      new BukkitRunnable()
      {
        public void run() {
          h.delete();
        }
      }
      .runTaskLater(this, getConfig().getInt("Auto-Remove-Time"));

 

Looks fine to me.

 

Except that takes a long input, not an integer AFAIK.

 

@TheFaceWhale how would I go about imputing the integer in a better way,

 

flamboo The Fancy Whale

Sorry. Change getInt() with getLong().

No other change necessary, AFAIK.

 

FerusGrim Well if you put it in the config in seconds you might want to do something like

Code:java

long l = (long) getConfig().getInt("path") * 20;

 

Sure.

 

FerusGrim @The Fancy Whale

so I still cant get it to work,

here is my current new code

Code:java

 new BukkitRunnable()
{
long l = (long) getConfig().getInt("Auto-Remove-Time") * 20;
public void run() {
h.delete();
}
}
.runTaskLater(this, getConfig().getInt("Auto-Remove-Time"));

 

What does "can't get it to work", mean?

Also, again, change getInt() to getLong().

 

FerusGrim it means I don't know what to do to get it to work as intended.

 

What isn't working as intended?