Registering listeners not in the main class

I'm really confused with plugin instances..

Currently I have 2 listeners. One listener get's registered in the onEnable() method, the other listener get's registered in it's own class (basically, 1 minigame = 1 listener, there are multiple minigames).

What I want to do is that when a minigame ends, I want to unregister the listener that the minigame was using by doing HandlerList.unregisterAll(plugin).

The result is either none of the listeners get's unregistered or ALL the listeners get unregistered...

My code :

The main listener that get's registered once, and continues to listen while the server is running.

Code:java

 
public static Core plugin;
 
public final mainListener listener= new mainListener();
 
public void onEnable(){
plugin = this;
new test(this); // <- for the temporary listener
.....
}

The other listener that should be registered temporarily and unregistered when the minigame ends.

Code:java

public class test implements Listener {
 
static Core plugin;
 
public test(Core plugin) {
Core.plugin.getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(this, Core.plugin );
}

Now, how do i need to unregister the temporary listener? I tried doing this, but then both listeners get unregistered..

Code:java

HandlerList.unregisterAll(plugin);

 

TheRoflcopter HandlerList.unregisterAll(<Listener instance>) exists for that cause ;3. And please, remove that static plugin instance (static doesn't exist for your convenience)

 

How do i make a listener instance?

EDIT: I tried removing the static plugin instance, which basically lead to deleting all the static's in my code (P.S there were a lot of them), but i couldn't make an instance of

Code:java

public abstract class GameCountdown extends  BukkitRunnable

 

For your "test" class, add a method named "destroy" for example, and add HandlerList.unregisterAll(this) to it. That should unregister the listener. Usage:

test test1 = new test(coreplugin);
After minigame ends:
test1.destroy();

 

*Just a guess, instead of Core.plugin, you could do Bukkit.getServer() ...

 

Didn't work :/ It still doesn't unregister the temp. listener...

Updated code :

Code:java

private Core plugin;
 
public test(Core plugin) {
 
this.plugin = plugin;
}
 
 
 
public boolean start(){
 
Bukkit.getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(this, plugin );
.....
}
 
 
 
public void killEventListeners(){
HandlerList.unregisterAll(this);
}

 

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