__NOWYSIWYG__ {| class="darktable" |- ! style="position:relative" | Reference e |- | AddOns WoW API Widget API XML UI Event API WoW Lua Macro API CVars Changes |} → [[:Category:|]] [[Category:]]__NOWYSIWYG__ru:Шаблон:WoWAPI __TOC__← [[|]] Many of the API functions which act on units in the game world (Players, NPCs, Monsters, etc) refer to the unit in question by an identifier that is related to how the player is accessing the unit. The following values are available (they are not case sensitive):
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| - Les fonctions qui sont fournies dans l'API de World of Warcraft permettent d'agir sur les éléments du jeu tels que les joueurs, les PNJs, les monstres, etc. Afin de pouvoir indiquer à ces fonctions avec quel élément vous voulez agir, vous utiliserez ce que l'on appelle des UnitId (Unit Identificator = Identificateur d'unité). Cet article regroupe les UnitId que vous pouvez utiliser lors de la création de macros ou d'addons. En voici la liste :
- __NOWYSIWYG__ {| class="darktable" |- ! style="position:relative" | Reference e |- | AddOns WoW API Widget API XML UI Event API WoW Lua Macro API CVars Changes |} → [[:Category:|]] [[Category:]]__NOWYSIWYG__ru:Шаблон:WoWAPI __TOC__← [[|]] Many of the API functions which act on units in the game world (Players, NPCs, Monsters, etc) refer to the unit in question by an identifier that is related to how the player is accessing the unit. The following values are available (they are not case sensitive):
- These are the various unit identifiers that are used by functions requiring a UnitId argument. {| border="1" |- ! UnitId ! Description ! Format ! Example |- ! "player" | current player | | |- ! "pet" | current pet of player | | |- ! "target" | current target | | |- ! "mouseover" | current item under mouse cursor | | |- ! "focus" | current focus | = 1 to 12 | "focus12" |- ! "party" | current party member | = 1 to 5 | "party3" |- ! "raid" | current raid member | = 1 to 36 | "raid22" |}
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| - Les fonctions qui sont fournies dans l'API de World of Warcraft permettent d'agir sur les éléments du jeu tels que les joueurs, les PNJs, les monstres, etc. Afin de pouvoir indiquer à ces fonctions avec quel élément vous voulez agir, vous utiliserez ce que l'on appelle des UnitId (Unit Identificator = Identificateur d'unité). Cet article regroupe les UnitId que vous pouvez utiliser lors de la création de macros ou d'addons. En voici la liste :
- __NOWYSIWYG__ {| class="darktable" |- ! style="position:relative" | Reference e |- | AddOns WoW API Widget API XML UI Event API WoW Lua Macro API CVars Changes |} → [[:Category:|]] [[Category:]]__NOWYSIWYG__ru:Шаблон:WoWAPI __TOC__← [[|]] Many of the API functions which act on units in the game world (Players, NPCs, Monsters, etc) refer to the unit in question by an identifier that is related to how the player is accessing the unit. The following values are available (they are not case sensitive):
- These are the various unit identifiers that are used by functions requiring a UnitId argument. {| border="1" |- ! UnitId ! Description ! Format ! Example |- ! "player" | current player | | |- ! "pet" | current pet of player | | |- ! "target" | current target | | |- ! "mouseover" | current item under mouse cursor | | |- ! "focus" | current focus | = 1 to 12 | "focus12" |- ! "party" | current party member | = 1 to 5 | "party3" |- ! "raid" | current raid member | = 1 to 36 | "raid22" |}
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