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== player ==
[uuid] |- ! scope="row" | Throws | [[../objects/com.commandhelper.PlayerOfflineException|com.commandhelper.PlayerOfflineException]] |- ! scope="row" | Since | 3.0.1 |- ! scope="row" | Restricted |
Returns a player's name. If a string is specified, it will attempt to find a complete match for a partial name. If no string is specified, the current player is returned. UUIDs are also accepted for this and other functions that apply to online players. If the command is being run from the console, then the string '~console' is returned. If the command came from a CommandBlock, the block's name prefixed with # is returned. If the command is coming from elsewhere, returns a string chosen by the sender of this command (or null). Note that most functions won't support console or block names (they'll throw a PlayerOfflineException), but you can use this to determine where a command is being run from.
=== Vital Info ===
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| [playerName] [uuid] |- ! scope="row" | Throws | [[../objects/com.commandhelper.PlayerOfflineException|com.commandhelper.PlayerOfflineException]] |- ! scope="row" | Since | 3.0.1 |- ! scope="row" | Restricted |
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=== Usages ===
player([playerName])
player([uuid])=== Examples === Sorry, there are no examples for this function! :(
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