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UnitClass -Documentation by octon- Correction by Vjeux
(Returns the class (Mage, Warrior, etc) of the specified unit.) |
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<center>'''UnitClass''' ''-Documentation by [[User:Octon|octon]]-''</center> | <center>'''UnitClass''' ''-Documentation by [[User:Octon|octon]]- Correction by Vjeux''</center> | ||
Returns the class (Mage, Warrior, etc) of the specified unit. | Returns the class (Mage, Warrior, etc) of the specified unit. | ||
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;''Returns'' | ;''Returns'' | ||
: | :Localized Class | ||
:; | :;localizedclass : The localized class of the specified unit as a string. e.g. Mage, Warrior, Guerrier, etc. | ||
:English Class | |||
:;englishclass : The fully english capitalized class of the specified unit as a string. e.g. MAGE, WARRIOR, etc. | |||
---- | ---- | ||
;''Example'' | ;''Example'' | ||
local playerClass = UnitClass("player"); | local playerClass, englishClass = UnitClass("player"); | ||
ChatFrame1:AddMessage('Your player is a : ' .. playerClass); | ChatFrame1:AddMessage('Your player is a : ' .. playerClass .. '; ' .. englishClass); | ||
;''Result'' | ;''Result'' | ||
Prints the player's class to the chat frame as | Prints the player's class to the chat frame as | ||
'Your player is a : Warrior'. (Or whichever class the specified unit is) | 'Your player is a : Warrior; WARRIOR'. (Or whichever class the specified unit is) | ||
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: Returns the class (Mage, Warrior, etc) of the specified unit. | : Returns the class (Mage, Warrior, etc) of the specified unit. | ||
: The second return is useful for localized addons. | |||
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{{Template:WoW API}} | {{Template:WoW API}} | ||
Revision as of 15:53, 6 March 2005
Returns the class (Mage, Warrior, etc) of the specified unit.
- Arguments
- (String unit)
- arg1
- The unit to query (e.g. "player")
- Returns
- Localized Class
- localizedclass
- The localized class of the specified unit as a string. e.g. Mage, Warrior, Guerrier, etc.
- English Class
- englishclass
- The fully english capitalized class of the specified unit as a string. e.g. MAGE, WARRIOR, etc.
- Example
local playerClass, englishClass = UnitClass("player");
ChatFrame1:AddMessage('Your player is a : ' .. playerClass .. '; ' .. englishClass);
- Result
Prints the player's class to the chat frame as 'Your player is a : Warrior; WARRIOR'. (Or whichever class the specified unit is)
- Description
- Returns the class (Mage, Warrior, etc) of the specified unit.
- The second return is useful for localized addons.