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character Attack type

1 by BearLeeAble
Is it possible in "raid" unitframe to show the characters fighting type?
i.e. range vs melee?
I can never remember what class colors go with what so if I could put this in place of their "class" ( [class] ) it would be very helpful.
so, warlock for example would show "Range" but feral druid would show "melee"

character Attack type

3 by BearLeeAble
I just found this but idk how to get it into elvui

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do
    local t = {
        ['250'] = "Blood",
        ['251'] = "Frost",
        ['252'] = "Unholy",

        ['102'] = "Balance",
        ['103'] = "Feral",
        ['104'] = "Guardian",
        ['105'] = "Restoration",

        ['253'] = "Beast Mastery",
        ['254'] = "Marksmanship",
        ['255'] = "Survival",

        ['62'] = "Arcane",
        ['63'] = "Fire",
        ['64'] = "Frost",

        ['268'] = "Brewmaster",
        ['270'] = "Mistweaver",
        ['269'] = "Windwalker",

        ['65'] = "Holy",
        ['66'] = "Protection",
        ['67'] = "Retribution",

        ['256'] = "Discipline",
        ['257'] = "Holy",
        ['258'] = "Shadow",

        ['259'] = "Assassination",
        ['260'] = "Combat",
        ['261'] = "Subtlety",

        ['262'] = "Elemental",
        ['263'] = "Enhancement",
        ['264'] = "Restoration",

        ['265'] = "Affliction",
        ['266'] = "Demonology",
        ['267'] = "Destruction",

        ['71'] = "Arms",
        ['72'] = "Fury",
        ['73'] = "Protection"
    }

    function getSpec()
    local id = GetInspectSpecialization("target")
        local s = t[id]
    return s
    end
end

getSpec() --returns the spec name
Of course I would have to replace the name with "melee" or "range"

character Attack type

4 by BearLeeAble
So, it would be this..

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do
    local t = {
	-- Death Knight
        ['250'] = "Melee",
        ['251'] = "Melee",
        ['252'] = "Melee",

	-- Druid
        ['102'] = "Range",
        ['103'] = "Melee",
        ['104'] = "Melee",
        ['105'] = "Range",

	-- Hunter
        ['253'] = "Range",
        ['254'] = "Range",
        ['255'] = "Melee",

	-- Mage
        ['62'] = "Range",
        ['63'] = "Range",
        ['64'] = "Range",

	-- Monk
        ['268'] = "Melee",
        ['270'] = "Melee",
        ['269'] = "Melee",

	-- Paladin
        ['65'] = "Melee",
        ['66'] = "Melee",
        ['67'] = "Melee",

	-- Priest
        ['256'] = "Range",
        ['257'] = "Range",
        ['258'] = "Range",

	-- Rogue
        ['259'] = "Melee",
        ['260'] = "Melee",
        ['261'] = "Melee",

	-- Shaman
        ['262'] = "Range",
        ['263'] = "Melee",
        ['264'] = "Range",

	-- Warlock
        ['265'] = "Range",
        ['266'] = "Range",
        ['267'] = "Range",

	-- warrior
        ['71'] = "Melee",
        ['72'] = "Melee",
        ['73'] = "Melee"
    }

    function getSpec()
    local id = GetInspectSpecialization("target")
        local s = t[id]
    return s
    end
end

getSpec() --returns the spec name
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