| ⇒ |
The #euoVer system variable displays the version information of the currently executing EasyUO program. The format is as follows: (MAJOR)_(MINOR)_(BUILD).
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Example
;Checks to make sure the correct version of EUO is used for your script requirements.
;#euo = 1_40_88 ,which is version 1.40 (build 0058) 58 hex = 88 dec
set %euoBuildRequired $ , 58
set %euoVersionRequired 1_40
str Left #euoVer 4
set %euover #strRes
str Right #euover 2
set %euoBuild #strRes
if %euoVer <> %euoVersionRequired || %euoBuild < %euoBuildRequired
{
display ok This program requires EUO version 1.4 (build 0058) or higher in order$
+ to work. Download the latest version from www.easyuo.com.$
halt
}
See Also
Miscellaneous Variables
- These system variables are not easily categorized in any other category, and therefore are placed here.
| #shard |
⇒ |
Returns which shard you are logged into
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| #date |
⇒ |
Returns the local date on your computer
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| #time |
⇒ |
Returns the local time on your computer
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| #sysTime |
⇒ |
Counts the number of milliseconds since 01/Jan/1980 UTC
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| #sCnt |
⇔ |
Timer in seconds since Windows boot
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| #sCnt2 |
⇔ |
Timer in tenths of seconds since Windows boot
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| #pixCol |
⇒ |
Returns the color of the pixel last saved with savePix
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| #cursorX |
⇒ |
Returns the x-coordinate of the cursor
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| #cursorY |
⇒ |
Returns the y-coordinate of the cursor
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| #random |
⇒ |
Holds a random number
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| #dispRes |
⇒ |
Returns button clicked in last call to display
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| #lShard |
⇔ |
Set the last shard of your choice
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| #osVer |
⇒ |
Returns the OS version
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| #euoVer |
⇒ |
Returns the current EasyUO version
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