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tank
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um seriosly no effort to look in the help file first
| Code: | | msgbox % "my ahk version: " A_AhkVersion |
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deleyd
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Thank you! I was unsuccessfully trying all sorts of things at the Command Prompt: | Code: | > autohotkey -version
> autohotkey -v
> autohotkey /?
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Then thought about asking, but thought, "No, I'm a guy. Guys never ask. I can figure this out."
Then tried searching the AutoHotkey Command List page (commands.htm) for "version".
Decided it would be easier to ask.
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engunneer
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the main page of the help file also has a version number. This assumes you update the help when you update the exe. You'd have to try to not update them at the same time, though.
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tank
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um seriously....  OH MY 
1 mouse clicks from there and your answer is visible
| your link wrote: | | Variables and Expressions: Explains how to: 1) create and use variables; 2) use expressions for math and string operations; and 3) use built-in variables. See Functions for how to define functions, pass parameters to them, and receive return values from them. |
| Built-in Variables wrote: | | A_AhkVersion In versions prior to 1.0.22, this variable is blank. Otherwise, it contains the version of AutoHotkey that is running the script, such as 1.0.22. In the case of a compiled script, the version that was originally used to compile it is reported. The formatting of the version number allows a script to check whether A_AhkVersion is greater than some minimum version number with > or >= as in this example: if A_AhkVersion >= 1.0.25.07 |
I find its helpfull to read all the commands and documentation when i learn any language even tho for 99% of what i do its pointless..... nevermind your right why bother 
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