Class LaunchArguments

java.lang.Object

com.cleanroommc.gradle.api.util.LaunchArguments

public final class LaunchArguments
extends Object

Renders the Minecraft launch arguments for a VersionMeta independent of Gradle. Handles both the modern (1.13+) arguments {game, jvm} block and the legacy (minecraftArguments) template string. Then, evaluating rules and substituting the ${placeholder} tokens.

Rendering rules:

• Plain (rule-less) arguments are always kept.
• Rule-gated arguments are kept only when the rules resolve to allow for the current Platform. OS rules match by name and any features rule would be dropped due to it being unmet.
• JVM arguments additionally skip the classpath pair (-cp/${classpath}, supplied by JavaExec) and any -Djava.library.path= entry (the run task sets that system property itself). The -Dminecraft.launcher.brand/version entries are kept and substituted.
• An unknown placeholder in a kept argument becomes an empty string and warns once.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
LaunchArguments(VersionMeta meta, Map<String,String> substitutions, Platform platform, Consumer<String> warn)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<String>	gameArguments()	The rendered game (program) arguments.
boolean	hasGameArguments()	Whether the meta carries game arguments in either the modern or legacy form.
List<String>	jvmArguments()	The rendered extra JVM arguments.

Methods inherited from class Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

LaunchArguments

public LaunchArguments(VersionMeta meta,
 Map<String,String> substitutions,
 Platform platform,
 Consumer<String> warn)

Method Details

hasGameArguments

public boolean hasGameArguments()

Whether the meta carries game arguments in either the modern or legacy form.

gameArguments

public List<String> gameArguments()

The rendered game (program) arguments. Empty when the meta declares none.

jvmArguments

public List<String> jvmArguments()

The rendered extra JVM arguments. Empty for legacy metadata.