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Fix typo enumarates -> enumerates #147

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Fix typo enumarates -> enumerates #147

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Expand Up @@ -10192,7 +10192,7 @@ Clears a group and then adds units of matching internal name to it.
@param unitname The internal name of the unit definition to consider for adding units. For original unit definitions, this equals the `name` property in `units/unitui.slk`, for custom unit definitions, it equals "custom_" + fourcc (e.g., "custom_h000").
@param filter A filter function that is run for each considered unit.

@note In contrast to spatial GroupEnum-functions, this function enumarates units with locust.
@note In contrast to spatial GroupEnum-functions, this function enumerates units with locust.

@note Within the filter function, the considered unit can be accessed with `GetFilterUnit`.

Expand All @@ -10218,7 +10218,7 @@ Clears a group and then adds units of matching player to it.
@param whichPlayer The player whose units to consider for adding units.
@param filter A filter function that is run for each considered unit.

@note In contrast to spatial GroupEnum-functions, this function enumarates units with locust.
@note In contrast to spatial GroupEnum-functions, this function enumerates units with locust.

@note Within the filter function, the considered unit can be accessed with `GetFilterUnit`.

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