java slic2d "int cannot be defferenced"

[shooter2749]

public boolean isEnemyInRange(List<Ennemy> listeMonstres)
    {
        listeMonstres.forEach((Ennemy ennemy) -> 
        {
            if (rayonRange.contains(ennemy.getPosition().x, ennemy.getPosition().y) && attackSpeed.isOver()) {
                this.cible = ennemy;
                peuAttaquer = true;
                attackSpeed.reset();
            }
        }
        );
        return peuAttaquer;
    }

rayonRange is declare as an "int", error happens at if statement, sorry for use of french words in the code

[DtrollMC]

Well AFAIK, int does not have a method contains(...) so if rayonRange is an int, there's no way to see what it contains since it's just a primitive int.

 

It would help if you told me what the if statement SHOULD be. 

[DtrollMC]

Or the actual exception that's being thrown.

[shooter2749]

19 hours ago, DtrollMC said:

Well AFAIK, int does not have a method contains(...) so if rayonRange is an int, there's no way to see what it contains since it's just a primitive int.

 

It would help if you told me what the if statement SHOULD be. 

thanks, I found the mistake this morning, rayonRange in an attribute I was using for creating a circle and instead of writing circle.contains I wrote that...

[geo3]

This code looks like it's for a game. I don't think Java is a very good choice for developing a game.

[DtrollMC]

2 hours ago, geo3 said:

This code looks like it's for a game. I don't think Java is a very good choice for developing a game.

And why is that?

[shooter2749]

14 hours ago, geo3 said:

This code looks like it's for a game. I don't think Java is a very good choice for developing a game.

we are doing a tower defense as a end-session project, im studying computer science

[geo3]

12 hours ago, DtrollMC said:

And why is that?

Not very performant, limited libraries and frameworks geared to game dev, requires end users have the right version of Java installed.

[Fetzie]

2 hours ago, geo3 said:

Not very performant, limited libraries and frameworks geared to game dev, requires end users have the right version of Java installed.

And yet Minecraft happened.