I have added the element spells.add(new Magic("boring",2,true));
and similar, but when I try to run
for (Magic set : spells) {
Magic magic1 = new Magic(spells);
magic1.go();
}
I get the error no suitable constructor found for Magic(java.util.HashSet<Magic>
If I change Magic magic1 = new Magic(spells);
to Magic magic1 = new Magic("boring",2,true)
, I get the results I was looking for, but I want to be able to use a HashSet.
How can I make the contents of the HashSet usable?
Why are you constructing a new
Magic
instance within the loop (or trying to, anyway)? Surely you just need the ones in the set:Note that currently you're ignoring the
set
variable in your loop as well - which I've renamed tospell
to be more obvious. Whenever you find yourself declaring a variable and then ignoring it, that's a hint that something's wrong...