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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 | * 1 character representing the major version | ||
* 1 dot character | * 1 dot character | ||
* 1 | * 1 character representing the minor version | ||
* 1 dot character | * 1 dot character | ||
* 1 | * 1 character representing the maintenance version | ||
* 1 dash character | * 1 dash character | ||
* 1 | * 1 character representing the build type | ||
* 1 dot character | * 1 dot character | ||
* 5 | * 5 characters representing the build | ||
* 1 dot character | * 1 dot character | ||
* 1 | * 1 character representing the build revision | ||
An example of a version string would be: 1.0.4-9.01746.0 | An example of a version string would be: 1.0.4-9.01746.0 | ||
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Where the first three numbers represent the major/minor/maintenance version, i.e. 1.0.4<br> | Where the first three numbers represent the major/minor/maintenance version, i.e. 1.0.4<br> | ||
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. | ||
==Syntax== | ==Syntax== | ||
Revision as of 00:41, 7 June 2010
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 dot character
- 1 character representing the minor version
- 1 dot character
- 1 character representing the maintenance version
- 1 dash character
- 1 character representing the build type
- 1 dot character
- 5 characters representing the build
- 1 dot character
- 1 character representing the build revision
An example of a version string would be: 1.0.4-9.01746.0
Where the first three numbers represent the major/minor/maintenance version, i.e. 1.0.4
The fourth number is 9, which means it's a release build, (Development and beta builds have lower numbers here)
And the fifth and sixth numbers represent the build number.
Syntax
string getPlayerVersion ( element thePlayer )
Required Arguments
- thePlayer: The player whose client version you wish to get.
Returns
Returns a string containing the client version, or false if the player is invalid.
Example
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ServerThis example adds a command that allows players to see their own client version.
function showMeMyVersion( playerSource )
local version = getPlayerVersion ( playerSource )
outputChatBox ( "Your client version is: " .. version, playerSource )
end
addCommandHandler ( "myversion", showMeMyVersion )
See Also
- getPlayerTeam
- getPlayerBlurLevel
- setPlayerBlurLevel
- getPlayerSerial
- forcePlayerMap
- getPlayerScriptDebugLevel
- getPlayerFromName
- getPlayerMoney
- getPlayerName
- getPlayerNametagColor
- getPlayerNametagText
- getPlayerPing
- getPlayerWantedLevel
- givePlayerMoney
- isPlayerMapForced
- isPlayerNametagShowing
- setPlayerHudComponentVisible
- setPlayerMoney
- setPlayerNametagColor
- setPlayerNametagShowing
- setPlayerNametagText
- takePlayerMoney
- countPlayersInTeam
- getPlayersInTeam
- isVoiceEnabled
- setControlState
- getControlState