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:name, title, notes, enabled, loadable, reason, security
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:;name : String - The name of the AddOn.
:;name : String - The name of the AddOn (the folder name).
:;title : String - The title of the AddOn from its .toc file (presumably this is the appropriate localized one).
:;title : String - The title of the AddOn as listed in the .toc file (presumably this is the appropriate localized one).
:;notes : String - The notes about the AddOn from its .toc file (presumably this is the appropriate localized one).
:;notes : String - The notes about the AddOn from its .toc file (presumably this is the appropriate localized one).
:;enabled : Flag - Indicates if the AddOn is currently enabled, 1 if it is, nil if it is not.
:;enabled : Flag - Indicates if the AddOn is currently enabled, 1 if it is, nil if it is not.
:;loadable : Flag - Indicates if the AddOn is eligible to be loaded, 1 if it is, nil if it is not.
:;loadable : Flag - Indicates if the AddOn is eligible to be loaded, 1 if it is, nil if it is not. Currently returns 1 if the addon is LoadOnDemand in the .toc file or if the addon is already loaded.
:;reason : String - The reason why the AddOn cannot be loaded. This is nil if the addon is loadable, otherwise it contains a code indicating the reason. (Observed reason codes: "DISABLED" and "MISSING")
:;reason : String - The reason why the AddOn cannot be loaded. This is nil if the addon is loadable or already loaded, otherwise it contains a code indicating the reason. (Observed reason codes: "DISABLED" and "MISSING")
:;security : String - Indicates the security status of the AddOn. This is currently "INSECURE" for all user provided addons and "SECURE" for Blizzard_* AddOns.
:;security : String - Indicates the security status of the AddOn. This is currently "INSECURE" for all user provided addons and "SECURE" for Blizzard_* AddOns.


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== Notes ==
* If the function is passed a string, ''name'' will always be the value passed, so check if ''reason'' equals "MISSING" to find out if an addon exists.
* ''index or "name"'' is not case sensitive, at least not on Windows.
* If the function is passed a number that is out of range, you will get an error message, specifically <code>[<file name>]:<line number> AddOn index must be in the range of 1 to <GetNumAddOns()></code>
 
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