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WoWWiki>Corwin MacGregor: /* Notes */ Updated. Valid for at least patch 3.3.3

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Notes: Updated. Valid for at least patch 3.3.3

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* If "unit" doesn't exist (e.g. UnitSex("target") when you have no target), UnitSex() will return 2. (As seen on [[Talk:World of Warcraft API#API_UnitSex.28.22target.22.29_:_What_if_there_is_no_selected_target_.3F\|Talk:World of Warcraft API]])		* If "unit" doesn't exist (e.g. UnitSex("target") when you have no target), UnitSex() will return 0.<br/> Previously, it would return 2. (As seen on [[Talk:World of Warcraft API#API_UnitSex.28.22target.22.29_:_What_if_there_is_no_selected_target_.3F\|Talk:World of Warcraft API]])

WoWWiki>Dalvoron: /* Details */

2009-03-21T09:25:22Z

Details

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	== Details ==		== Details ==
	* UnitSex("target") will return 1 (neuter/unknown) on "sheeped" mobs, no matter their "true" gender. <small>(Needs reverification after 1.11)</small>		* UnitSex("target") will return 1 (neuter/unknown) on "sheeped" mobs, no matter their "true" gender. <small>(Needs reverification after 1.11)</small>. UnitSex("player") does not return 1 on "penguinification".

	* Prior to v1.11, the codes were 0=male, 1=female, 2=unknown.		* Prior to v1.11, the codes were 0=male, 1=female, 2=unknown.

WoWWiki>Egingell: /* Notes */

2007-12-08T06:20:46Z

Notes

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	* Prior to v1.11, the codes were 0=male, 1=female, 2=unknown.		* Prior to v1.11, the codes were 0=male, 1=female, 2=unknown.

			== Notes ==
			* If "unit" doesn't exist (e.g. UnitSex("target") when you have no target), UnitSex() will return 2. (As seen on [[Talk:World of Warcraft API#API_UnitSex.28.22target.22.29_:_What_if_there_is_no_selected_target_.3F\|Talk:World of Warcraft API]])

WoWWiki>Mikk: Use 1.11 codes (1=n, 2=m, 3=f). Reformat.

2006-06-25T19:00:40Z

Use 1.11 codes (1=n, 2=m, 3=f). Reformat.

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	~~<center>'''UnitSex''' - ''Documentation by [[User:Itchyban\|Itchyban]]''</center>~~		{{wowapi}}

	~~== Synopsis ==~~
	Returns the gender of the specified unit.		Returns the gender of the specified unit.

	gender_code = UnitSex("unit")		gender_code = UnitSex("unit")

	== Arguments ==		== Parameters ==
			=== Arguments ===
	:("unit")		:("unit")

	:;unit : String -- The [[API TYPE UnitId\|UnitId]] to query (e.g. "player", "party2", "pet", "target" etc.)		;unit : String -- The [[API TYPE UnitId\|UnitId]] to query (e.g. "player", "party2", "pet", "target" etc.)

	== Returns ==		=== Returns ===
	:gender_code		:gender_code

	:;gender_code : ~~Integer -- 0~~ => Male~~, 1~~ => Female~~, 2 => Neuter/Unknown~~		;gender_code : Number:
			:* 1 = Neutrum / Unknown
			:* 2 = Male
			:* 3 = Female

	~~NOTE:~~
	~~In 1.11 this will change to 0 => Unknown, 1 => Male and 2=> Female (I think)~~
	~~[[User:Sarf\|Sarf]] 01:01, 16 June 2006 (EDT)~~

	~~In 1~~.~~11 For~~ UnitSex("~~player~~") ~~: 2 => Male, 3 => Female, Another~~ ... ~~I don~~'~~t know ^^~~		== Example ==
	~~[[User:Mortasgus\|Mortasgus]] 20:08, 24 June 2006 (EDT~~)		local genderTable = { "neuter or unknown", "male", "female" };
			DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage('Target is ' .. genderTable[UnitSex("target")] .. '.');

	~~== Example ==~~
	~~<!-- begin code -->~~
	~~local genderTable = {};~~
	~~genderTable[0] = "male";~~
	~~genderTable[1] = "female";~~
	~~genderTable[2] = "neuter or unknown";~~
	~~local targetGenderCode = UnitSex("target");~~
	~~DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage('Target is ' .. genderTable[targetGenderCode] .. '.');~~
	~~<!-- end code -->~~
	==== Result ====		==== Result ====
	~~:Prints the target's gender to the chat frame. e.g.,~~
	~~<!-- begin code -->~~
	Target is female.		Target is female.
	~~<!-- end code -->~~

	== Details ==		== Details ==
	: UnitSex("target"~~) (or any likely any other unit~~) will return 2 (neuter/unknown) on "sheeped" mobs, no matter their "true" gender.		* UnitSex("target") will return 1 (neuter/unknown) on "sheeped" mobs, no matter their "true" gender. <small>(Needs reverification after 1.11)</small>


	~~== Comments ==~~

	~~Thanks to Octon for the nicely formatted [[API UnitName\|UnitName]] page I "stole" for this~~.


	~~----~~		* Prior to v1.11, the codes were 0=male, 1=female, 2=unknown.
	~~{{WoW API}}~~

WoWWiki>Mortasgus: /* Returns */

2006-06-24T16:05:44Z

Returns

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	NOTE:		NOTE:
	In 1.11 this will change to 0 => Unknown, 1 => Male and 2=> Female (I think)		In 1.11 this will change to 0 => Unknown, 1 => Male and 2=> Female (I think)
	[[User:Sarf\|Sarf]] 01:01, 16 June 2006 (EDT)		[[User:Sarf\|Sarf]] 01:01, 16 June 2006 (EDT)

			In 1.11 For UnitSex("player") : 2 => Male, 3 => Female, Another ... I don't know ^^
			[[User:Mortasgus\|Mortasgus]] 20:08, 24 June 2006 (EDT)

	== Example ==		== Example ==

WoWWiki>Sarf: /* Returns */

2006-06-16T05:01:15Z

Returns

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	:gender_code		:gender_code

	:;gender_code : Integer -- 0 => Male, 1 => Female, 2 => Neuter/Unknown		:;gender_code : Integer -- 0 => Male, 1 => Female, 2 => Neuter/Unknown

			NOTE:
			In 1.11 this will change to 0 => Unknown, 1 => Male and 2=> Female (I think)
			[[User:Sarf\|Sarf]] 01:01, 16 June 2006 (EDT)

	== Example ==		== Example ==

WoWWiki>Muert at 05:38, 4 January 2006

2006-01-04T05:38:15Z

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	Thanks to Octon for the nicely formatted [[API UnitName\|UnitName]] page I "stole" for this.		Thanks to Octon for the nicely formatted [[API UnitName\|UnitName]] page I "stole" for this.


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	~~__NOTOC__~~		{{WoW API}}
	{{~~Template:~~WoW API}}
	~~[[Category:API Unit Functions\|UnitSex]]~~

WoWWiki>Max meyer at 12:02, 27 June 2005

2005-06-27T12:02:44Z

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	genderTable[1] = "female";		genderTable[1] = "female";
	genderTable[2] = "neuter or unknown";		genderTable[2] = "neuter or unknown";
	local targetGenderCode = ~~UnitName~~("target");		local targetGenderCode = UnitSex("target");
	DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage('Target is ' .. genderTable[targetGenderCode] .. '.');		DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage('Target is ' .. genderTable[targetGenderCode] .. '.');
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WoWWiki>Itchyban at 04:41, 22 April 2005

2005-04-22T04:41:11Z

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<center>'''UnitSex''' - ''Documentation by [[User:Itchyban|Itchyban]]''</center>

== Synopsis ==
Returns the gender of the specified unit.

gender_code = UnitSex("unit")

== Arguments ==
:("unit")

:;unit : String -- The [[API TYPE UnitId|UnitId]] to query (e.g. "player", "party2", "pet", "target" etc.)

== Returns ==
:gender_code

:;gender_code : Integer -- 0 => Male, 1 => Female, 2 => Neuter/Unknown

== Example ==

local genderTable = {};
genderTable[0] = "male";
genderTable[1] = "female";
genderTable[2] = "neuter or unknown";
local targetGenderCode = UnitName("target");
DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage('Target is ' .. genderTable[targetGenderCode] .. '.');

==== Result ====
:Prints the target's gender to the chat frame. e.g.,

Target is female.


== Details ==
: UnitSex("target") (or any likely any other unit) will return 2 (neuter/unknown) on "sheeped" mobs, no matter their "true" gender.

== Comments ==

Thanks to Octon for the nicely formatted [[API UnitName|UnitName]] page I "stole" for this.

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__NOTOC__
{{Template:WoW API}}
[[Category:API Unit Functions|UnitSex]]