improvement

Author: WantToBeeMe

src/main/java/me/wanttobee/commandTree/ICommandObject.kt

@@ -4,9 +4,8 @@ import me.wanttobee.commandTree.commandTree.ICommandNode
 
 //an interface to build your command tree from
 interface ICommandObject {
-
+    // the text that you will see when you enter the 'help' command in minecraft
     val helpText : String
-
     val baseTree : ICommandNode
 }
 

src/main/java/me/wanttobee/commandTree/WTBMCommands.kt

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ object WTBMCommands {
     var title : String? = null
         private set
 
-    fun setPlugin(plugin: JavaPlugin, title: String?){
+    fun initialize(plugin: JavaPlugin, title: String?){
         minecraftPlugin = plugin
         WTBMCommands.title = title
     }

src/main/java/me/wanttobee/commandTree/commandTree/CommandBranch.kt

@@ -6,12 +6,10 @@ import org.bukkit.entity.Player
 // We are using a composite design
 // that means we have branches and leaves
 // branches may have new nodes hanging on it
-// however, leaves are normally the end
-// in our case however, we modified this design a bit, and we can better explain it as
+// leaves are normally the end
+// in our case however, there can be leaves to contain other leaves lol
 // branched: a way of sorting the leaves in groups
 // leaves: the parameters which are eventually going to be used for the thing you are trying to do
-// leaves can have nodes under them, but it becomes messy if you do (just like basically all the big minecraft commands XD)
-
 class CommandBranch(argName: String, private val branches : Array<ICommandNode> ) : ICommandNode(argName) {
 
     override val commandParam: String = "..."

src/main/java/me/wanttobee/commandTree/commandTree/ICommandLeaf.kt

@@ -7,11 +7,10 @@ import org.bukkit.entity.Player
 // We are using a composite design
 // that means we have branches and leaves
 // branches may have new nodes hanging on it
-// however, leaves are normally the end
-// in our case however, we modified this design a bit, and we can better explain it as
+// leaves are normally the end
+// in our case however, there can be leaves to contain other leaves lol
 // branched: a way of sorting the leaves in groups
 // leaves: the parameters which are eventually going to be used for the thing you are trying to do
-// leaves can have nodes under them, but it becomes messy if you do (just like basically all the big minecraft commands XD)
 abstract class ICommandLeaf<T>(argName : String, protected val effect : (Player, T) -> Unit, protected val emptyEffect : ((Player) -> Unit)? = null) : ICommandNode(argName) {
 
     // some leaves have more arguments, in order to find when this leaf is finished, we need to say how many