GetPlayerVersion - Revision history

Fernando187 at 13:47, 19 November 2024

2024-11-19T13:47:44Z

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	{{Note\|You can also compare if a version is higher than another using the ''<'' or ''>'' operators.}}		{{Note\|You can also compare if a version is higher than another using the ''<'' or ''>'' operators.}}
	{{Note\|Current MTA version: {{CurrentVersion}}}}		{{Note\|Current MTA version: {{CurrentVersion}}}}
			{{Note\|Alternatively, you can use [[getVersion]] on the server or client to obtain more information.}}

	This function gets the client version of the specified [[player]] as a '''sortable string'''. The string is always 15 characters long and is formatted as follows:		This function gets the client version of the specified [[player]] as a '''sortable string'''. The string is always 15 characters long and is formatted as follows:

2024-11-19T13:46:39Z

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	{{Note\|Current MTA version: {{CurrentVersion}}}}		{{Note\|Current MTA version: {{CurrentVersion}}}}

	This function gets the client version of the specified [[player]] as a sortable string. The string is always 15 characters long and is formatted as follows:		This function gets the client version of the specified [[player]] as a '''sortable string'''. The string is always 15 characters long and is formatted as follows:

	* 1 character representing the major version		* 1 character representing the major version

2024-11-19T13:46:24Z

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	{{Server function}}		{{Server function}}
	{{Note\|You can also compare if a version is higher than another using the ''<'' or ''>'' operators.}}		{{Note\|You can also compare if a version is higher than another using the ''<'' or ''>'' operators.}}
			{{Note\|Current MTA version: {{CurrentVersion}}}}

	This function gets the client version of the specified [[player]] as a sortable string. The string is always 15 characters long and is formatted as follows:		This function gets the client version of the specified [[player]] as a sortable string. The string is always 15 characters long and is formatted as follows:

2024-09-06T22:42:14Z

2014-07-15T05:28:03Z

Syntax: OOP syntax added

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	string getPlayerVersion ( player thePlayer )		string getPlayerVersion ( player thePlayer )
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
			{{OOP\|\|[[player]]:getVersion\|version\|}}
	===Required Arguments===		===Required Arguments===
	*'''thePlayer:''' The [[player]] whose client version you wish to get.		*'''thePlayer:''' The [[player]] whose client version you wish to get.

2014-06-25T14:37:31Z

Little visual improvement

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			__NOTOC__
	{{Server function}}		{{Server function}}
	~~__NOTOC__~~
	{{Note\|You can also compare if a version is higher than another using the ''<'' or ''>'' operators.}}		{{Note\|You can also compare if a version is higher than another using the ''<'' or ''>'' operators.}}

2014-06-25T14:35:10Z

Added note

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	{{Server function}}		{{Server function}}
	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
			{{Note\|You can also compare if a version is higher than another using the ''<'' or ''>'' operators.}}

	This function gets the client version of the specified [[player]] as a sortable string. The string is always 15 characters long and is formatted as follows:		This function gets the client version of the specified [[player]] as a sortable string. The string is always 15 characters long and is formatted as follows:

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	The fourth number is 9, which means it's a release build, (Development and beta builds have lower numbers here)<br>		The fourth number is 9, which means it's a release build, (Development and beta builds have lower numbers here)<br>
	And the fifth and sixth numbers represent the build number.		And the fifth and sixth numbers represent the build number.
	~~{{New feature/item\|3.0104\|1.0.4}}~~

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

2011-11-21T12:30:46Z

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	The fourth number is 9, which means it's a release build, (Development and beta builds have lower numbers here)<br>		The fourth number is 9, which means it's a release build, (Development and beta builds have lower numbers here)<br>
	And the fifth and sixth numbers represent the build number.		And the fifth and sixth numbers represent the build number.
			{{New feature/item\|3.0104\|1.0.4}}

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

2010-06-07T11:19:18Z

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	<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">		<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
	string getPlayerVersion ( ~~element~~ thePlayer )		string getPlayerVersion ( player thePlayer )
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

2010-06-07T00:42:46Z

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	* 1 character representing the build type		* 1 character representing the build type
	* 1 dot character		* 1 dot character
	* 5 characters representing the build		* 5 characters representing the build number
	* 1 dot character		* 1 dot character
	* 1 character representing the build revision		* 1 character representing the build revision