better syntax for custom event selection about skript-reflect HOT 4 CLOSED

If possible, I think we should add a built-in section to tie this to an existing Bukkit event, perhaps with a class[es] section.

I'm imagining something like:

[local] [custom] event %string%: # <- name is now here
	patterns: # list of patterns, required
		# patterns
        classes:
                org.bukkit.event.YourEvent # will make this behave the same as using "on YourEvent:"
	event-values: # list of types, optional
	parse:
		# code, optional
	check:
		# code, required

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solved:

[local] [custom] event %string%: # <- name is now here
	patterns: # list of patterns, required
		# patterns
	event-values: # list of types, optional
	parse:
		# code, optional
	check:
		# code, required

will also add a pattern: #pattern as an entry, not a section

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At first I wasn't sure about where to initialize event-values and extra data with the classes section, now I think there are 2 possibilities:

1. Have an expression like event-caller / calling event which can be used in the check section to set event-values and extra data.
2. Have a prepare section or something alike where the event-values and extra data are set, with the event expression. This section will only be run if the event was called by an event in the classes section.

Also maybe use event classes instead of classes

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At first I wasn't sure about where to initialize event-values and extra data with the classes section, now I think there are 2 possibilities:

1. Have an expression like event-caller / calling event which can be used in the check section to set event-values and extra data.
2. Have a prepare section or something alike where the event-values and extra data are set, with the event expression. This section will only be run if the event was called by an event in the classes section.

Also maybe use event classes instead of classes

Nvm not doing that, as it can easily be done in a seperate trigger

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