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FrameXML defines constants that can be used for the 'type' argument, such as SPELL_POWER_ENERGY. If no type is specified, UnitPower returns the current primary type, e.g., energy for a druid in cat form. You can determine the current power type via {{api|UnitPowerType}}. Values for all power types are available in any form. | FrameXML defines constants that can be used for the 'type' argument, such as SPELL_POWER_ENERGY. If no type is specified, UnitPower returns the current primary type, e.g., energy for a druid in cat form. You can determine the current power type via {{api|UnitPowerType}}. Values for all power types are available in any form. | ||
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* [[API UnitPowerMax|UnitPowerMax]] | |||
Revision as of 15:29, 19 May 2010
Returns the power level of the specified unit.
power = UnitPower("unit" [, type]);
Arguments
- unit
- String - The UnitId of the unit whose power should be returned
- type
- Number (optional) - The power type of the unit whose power should be returned
Returns
- power
- Number - the unit's current power level.
Details
FrameXML defines constants that can be used for the 'type' argument, such as SPELL_POWER_ENERGY. If no type is specified, UnitPower returns the current primary type, e.g., energy for a druid in cat form. You can determine the current power type via UnitPowerType. Values for all power types are available in any form.