Binded key in ArrayList

[wxdbie]

@plumer-man

fun getModName(mod: Module): String {
        var modTag : String = ""
        var modKey : String = ""
        if (tags.get() && mod.tag != null) {
            modTag += " "
            modKey += " > "

            if (!tagsArrayColor.get())
                modTag += "§f"

            if (!tagsStyleValue.get().equals("default", true))
                modTag += tagsStyleValue.get().get(0).toString() + if (tagsStyleValue.get().equals("-", true) || tagsStyleValue.get().equals("|", true)) " " else ""

            modTag += mod.tag

            if (!tagsStyleValue.get().equals("default", true)
                && !tagsStyleValue.get().equals("-", true)
                && !tagsStyleValue.get().equals("|", true))

                modTag += tagsStyleValue.get().get(1).toString()
                modKey = Keyboard.getKeyName(mod.keyBind)
        }

        var displayName : String = mod.name + modTag + if (modKey != "NONE") " > " + modKey else ""
        if (lowerCaseValue.get())
            displayName = displayName.toLowerCase()

        return displayName
    }

[CzechHek]

@wxdbie I have a feeling that this isn't the ideal way of implementing such things. Not only it looks more complicated than it is, it is actually much harder to edit, fix, ...

[wxdbie]

@czechhek, well how do you make it easy?

[Plumer Man]

If you went through your code you would see that modKey is only set to the keyboard assosiated value if a tag is present.

[wxdbie]

@plumer-man, uh, how right way do it?

[funnycatmemes]

@wxdbie bruh learn kotlin

[wxdbie]

@funnycatmemes learning

[freerobuxgen2022]

@wxdbie learn more

[wxdbie]

@freerobuxgen2022, i try

[wxdbie]

@plumer-man, thank you, I was able < 3

[Ali00035]

@wxdbie nice

[wxdbie]

@stfwissue

[Plumer Man]

good job