Template:Dafunction

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      {{{param2type}}} {{{param2name}}} = {{{param2default}}}
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Parameters:

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Returns:

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Source:

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Usage:

{{dafunction
|name = _AI_Condition_GetCreatureWithAIStatus
|brief = Returns a creature with a specifc AI Status
|param1type = int
|param1name = nAIStatus
|param1desc = the status being checked for if active on a creature
|param1default =
|param2type = int
|param2name = nTargetType
|param2desc = the target type of creature we are looking for that might have the specified status
|param2default =
.
.
.
|returntype = object
|returndesc = A creature of a specific type (self, ally, hostile) that has the status applied, OBJECT_INVALID otherwise
|sourcefile = ai_conditions_h
|sourcemodule = Core Resources
}}

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A standard dafunction page will have a number of other headers below this template where more detailed and free-form information will be added by editors.

Suggested standard headers include:

See also

With others added when and where needed.