Now that it looks like fixing commands work as if should (even in Java 7 after today, yay!), it's time for something more interesting. This update can help you setting up servers and permissions faster and without the distraction of browsing away from your Minecraft console. Here goes the changelog...
Version 1.1 ============ New major version.
New features:
case sensitivity does not matter anymore when filtering commands by plugins example: /aa_listcommands plugin:Essentials = /aa_listcommands plugin:eSSenTiaLs
new multiline experimental output added that can be turned on by using "multiline:yes" filter example: /aa_listcommands multiline:yes
permissions can now be shown in commands listing where provided. Please note that some plugins will not provide permission information in their plugin description file. For some of these, I'll be providing permissions manually in directly in AdminAnything with the help of these plugins' websites and Wikis. There is also an option to turn permission descriptions on/off in the new multiline listing if it's making your chat/console too crowded. example1: /aa_listcommands permissions:yes example2: /aa_listcommands permissions:yes permdescriptions:no
added the possibility to use "yes", "y", "true" or "no", "n", "false" in filters (i.e. alias:yes, alias:y, alias:true)
new filter to show command usage in the listing - "usage" example: /aa_listcommands usage:yes
new filter to show only a single command in the listing - "command" ... you can use an asterisk (*) at the beginning or at the end as a wildcard example1: /aa_listcommands command:ban - will only match the command "ban" example2: /aa_listcommands command:ban* - will match commands like "ban", "bank", "ban-ip" example3: /aa_listcommands command:*ban - will match commands like "ban", "unban", "deban" example4: /aa_listcommands command:*ban* - will match commands like "ban", "unban", "deban", "bank", "ban-ip"
added /aa_clearchat commands that will basically add 120 empty lines, effectively clearing up player chat or making space in the console
Fixed:
removed a forgotten debug line that was spamming console when /aa_fixcommand was used
commands fixed via /aa_fixcommand no longer display the "Fixed" message in /aa_listcommands for the same plugin they are hard-wired to
fixed error in /aa_listcommands when a plugin did not contain any command