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Returns the class (Mage, Warrior, etc) of the specified unit. | Returns the class (Mage, Warrior, etc) of the specified unit. | ||
localizedClass, englishClass = UnitClass("unit"); | localizedClass, englishClass, classIndex = UnitClass("unit"); | ||
== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
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=== Returns === | === Returns === | ||
:localizedClass, englishClass | :localizedClass, englishClass, classIndex | ||
:;localizedclass : The localized class of the specified unit as a string. e.g. "Mage", "Warrior", "Guerrier", etc. | :;localizedclass : The localized class of the specified unit as a string. e.g. "Mage", "Warrior", "Guerrier", etc. | ||
:;englishclass : The fully capitalized english class name with no spaces, e.g. "MAGE", "WARRIOR", "DEATHKNIGHT", etc. | :;englishclass : The fully capitalized english class name with no spaces, e.g. "MAGE", "WARRIOR", "DEATHKNIGHT", etc. | ||
:;classIndex : the number index corresponding to the particular class that is returned. Number mapping is as follows: | |||
::None = 0 | |||
::Warrior = 1 | |||
::Paladin = 2 | |||
::Hunter = 3 | |||
::Rogue = 4 | |||
::Priest = 5 | |||
::DeathKnight = 6 | |||
::Shaman = 7 | |||
::Mage = 8 | |||
::Warlock = 9 | |||
::Monk = 10 | |||
::Druid = 11 | |||
== Example == | == Example == | ||