Conditions.talent.group

Call as

Conditions.talent.group(spec)

Record the dependency Conditions.talent.group, then call it by that name. A namespaced call does not pass self: use a colon call or pass the object yourself.

What it does

Returns the talent group to query for spec: spec itself on progression clients when it is a whole number from 1 to 4, otherwise nil so the platform uses its default group.

Arguments

Name	Type	What it does
`spec`	`any`	Specialization or talent group number from the editor or evaluation.

Returns

1	`number \| nil`	Talent group index, or nil for the default group.

Editions

Built In helpers are registered on every edition. What differs is the game API they read; where one is missing the helper falls back or returns nil with a reason.

It reads no game API directly.

How the addon calls it

Talent (print)

local tree=value.tree and addon.TalentTrees.Name(value.tree,addon.TalentTrees.ContextClass(),group(spec))

Conditions.talent.gridWidget

local talent=platform:GetGridTalentInfo((shownTier-1)*3+column,group(spec))

Conditions.talent.info

if value.layout=="grid" then return platform:GetGridTalentInfo(value.value,group(spec)) end

Conditions.talent.treeName

local name=integer(value.tree,1,16) and addon.TalentTrees.Name(value.tree,addon.TalentTrees.ContextClass(),group(spec))

Conditions.talent.treePicker

local listed=addon.TalentTrees.Choices(addon.TalentTrees.ContextClass(),group(spec))

Conditions.talent.treeWidget

local listed=addon.TalentTrees.Choices(addon.TalentTrees.ContextClass(),group(spec))

Dependencies

integer → Conditions.talent.integer
platform (builtin:Conditions/talent.lua:platform)

Source

Conditions/talent.lua, line 89. Read only in game; Duplicate makes an editable copy.

Conditions.talent.group(spec)

    if platform:GetClientInfo().family=="progression" and integer(spec,1,4) then return spec end

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