Why does my code not work (Minecraft Coding)?

I wanted to program a plugin, which saves the helmet with a command in a yml. Saving works, but not loading. Hopefully you can help me.

Thank you.

public boolean onCommand (final CommandSender s, Command c, String label, String [] args) {
Player p = (players) s;

if (c.getName (). EqualsIgnoreCase ("invsave")) {
String playername = p.getName ();
this.checkOrdner ();
File Arm = new File ("plugins // lol // arm //" + playername + ".yml");
File Arm = new File ("plugins // lol // arm //" + playername + ".yml")

if (! Arm.exists ()) {
try {
Arm.createNewFile ();
}
catch (IOException e) {
// TODO Auto-generated catch block
p.sendMessage ("§4The specified path was not found!");
}

YamlConfiguration Armr = YamlConfiguration.loadConfiguration (arm);
Armr.createSection ("Am" + p.getName ());
Armr.set ("Am." + P.getName () + "Helmet:", p.getInventory (). GetHelmet ());
p.getInventory () setArmorContents (zero).

try {
Armr.save (Arm);
}
catch (IOException e) {
// TODO Auto-generated catch block
p.sendMessage ("§4path not found");
}

p.setLevel (0);
p.sendMessage ("§2 armor saved!");
}
}

if (c.getName (). EqualsIgnoreCase ("invload")) {
File Arm = new File ("plugins // lol // arm //" + playername + ".yml");

if (Arm.exists ()) {
YamlConfiguration Armr = YamlConfiguration.loadConfiguration (arm);
ItemStack f = Armr.getItemStack ("Arm." + P.getName () + ".Helm");
p.getInventory () setArmorContents (zero).
p.getInventory () setHelmet (f).
Arm.delete ();
}
}
}

public void checkFolder () {
File Arm = new File ("plugins // Lol // Arm");

if (! Arm.exists ()) {
Arm.mkdir ();
}
}

Sorry did not miss the bottom of the coding line

Lol

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Okay, if I'm on tomorrow post I'm left

You'll probably be able to get your sources of error yourself by repeating code fragments (here, specifying paths / keys) more often.

To save, you create a section in the YAML file and save the value under this key:

Armrestset ("Am." + P.getName () + "Helmet:" // …

but this would have to be the same when loading.

ItemStack f = Armr.getItemStack ("Arm." + P.getName () + ".Helm");

You should store paths / keys in global variables, use decent identifiers (which are meaningful and follow the usual Java conventions), and offload the various functions (load / store) into individual methods, just as you would with checkOrdner have done.

PS.: Line 7 is double and there's no final semicolon.

Danke. I have been doing this with java for only a few months now. Thank you very much. It may be because I was shivering because I was focused. I can't even better code at 1 o'clock