Changes: MACRO targetenemy

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Cycles your target through nearby hostile entities.

/targetenemy [options] direction

Usage

This command accepts secure command options. The value associated with the first satisfied condition will be interpreted as described below. If no conditions are satisfied, no action will be performed.

Arguments

direction: if true or number that is at least 1, cycles through nearby hostile entities in reverse order.

Notes

Unlike /target, this command does NOT allow you to specify what to target by name or unit.
Units which are attackable, but not hostile (such as creeps), are not included in the list of potential targets.

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-{{macroapi}} __NOTOC__
+{{macroapi}}
+Cycles your target through nearby hostile entities.
+ /targetenemy [options] direction
-Sets your current target to a nearby ''hostile'' unit.
- /targetenemy options
-Works exactly like a tab-target in the default UI but as a macro command that allows conditional execution.
-== Aliases ==
-:none
+== Usage ==
+{{SecureCmdOptions|Value}}
 == Arguments ==
+;direction: if <code>true</code> or number that is at least <code>1</code>, cycles through nearby hostile entities in reverse order.
-:;options : Options to search with, separated by commas, enclosed in [ ] (see [[MACRO target|target]])
 == Notes ==
-:Unlike /target, this command does NOT accept a target name as an argument - any arguments after the [ ] options are silently ignored.
+* Unlike /target, this command does NOT allow you to specify what to target by name or unit.
-:Units who are attackable, but not hostile (such as creeps), are not targeted with this command.
+* Units which are attackable, but not hostile (such as creeps), are not included in the list of potential targets.