ZenMethod

A ZenMethod is a java method that has been exposed to ZenScript.

Static Methods can be accessed using the ZenClass' Name, nonstatics use object.methodName(arguments,..);.
The ZenMethod annotation can stand alongside other Annotations, like the ZenOperator Annotation.

• You can annotate all methods, static and nonstatic.
• Annotated Methods need one additional parameter when in a ZenExpansion. That parameter is the expanded class' instance
• When annotating a static Method in a ZenExpansion (for example a factory method) you will need to use ZenMethodStatic instead.

java
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@ZenClass(value = "crafttweaker.tests.devWikiTest")
@ZenRegister
public class DevWikiTest {

    //statics which will be called using crafttweaker.tests.devWikiTest.methodName(arguments);
    @ZenMethod
    public static DevWikiTest staticMethod(int arg1) {
        return new DevWikiTest(arg1);
    }

    @ZenMethod
    public static void staticMethod2() {
        CraftTweakerAPI.logInfo("staticMethod2 called!");
    }

    @ZenMethod
    public static void staticMethodVarArg(int... args) {
        CraftTweakerAPI.logInfo("staticMethod3 called with " + args.length + " arguments");
    }



    //nonstatics which sill be called using instance.methodName(arguments);
    @ZenMethod
    public int getValue() {
        return value;
    }   

    @ZenMethod
    public void print() {
        CraftTweakerAPI.logInfo("DevWikiTest Object with value " + value);
    }

    @ZenMethod
    public void printWithVarArg(int... args) {
        CraftTweakerAPI.logInfo("Nonstatic called with " + args.length + " arguments");
    }


    private final int value;

    public DevWikiTest(int value) {
        this.value = value;
    }
}

ZS Script

ZenScript
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val instance = crafttweaker.tests.devWikiTest.staticMethod(10);
crafttweaker.tests.devWikiTest.staticMethod2();
crafttweaker.tests.devWikiTest.staticMethodVarArg(10);
crafttweaker.tests.devWikiTest.staticMethodVarArg(10,20,30,40);

print(instance.getValue());
instance.print();
instance.printWithVarArg(10);
instance.printWithVarArg(10,20,30,40);