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(Undo revision 98016 by Nooodl (talk) The article before is much more informative, and no need to cut over half the content after 7 years without change without a discussion)
(please at least keep the definitely useful changes when you disagree with an edit! here's a recent example. (the line about keystone kops or whatever is still rubbish, though, sorry. nobody disables that stuff in 2015, anyway))
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The '''#version''' [[extended command]] displays information about your version of NetHack. For a short one-line version information, you can press {{kbd|v}}.
 
The '''#version''' [[extended command]] displays information about your version of NetHack. For a short one-line version information, you can press {{kbd|v}}.
  
Along with the version number, useful information about the set [[compile-time options]] and available windowing systems are shown. Certain things can be compiled in or out of the game; #version will show a list of all options compiled in. Whether you can't remember if you are allowed to play the [[Tourist]] role or if the [[Keystone Kop]]s may appear when shoplifting, the information appears here. Within the options compiled in is a range of versions that save and bones files from the current version will be compatible with.
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Along with the version number, useful information about the set [[compile-time options]] and available windowing systems are shown. Certain things can be compiled in or out of the game; #version will show a list of all options compiled in. Within the options compiled in is a range of versions that save and bones files from the current version will be compatible with.
  
Supported windowing systems are shown. #version, for example, informs if the tty and graphical tiled systems are available.
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Supported windowing systems are shown. #version, for example, informs if the [[tty]] and [[Graphical_user_interface|GUI]] systems are available.
  
 
==Example==
 
==Example==
 
Depending on your settings, using the version command might display something like the following:
 
Depending on your settings, using the version command might display something like the following:
  
    NetHack version 3.4.3
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Windows NetHack Version 3.6.0 - last build Mon Dec 07 08:33:20 2015. (x86)
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Options compiled into this edition:
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    color, data librarian, insurance files for recovering from crashes,
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    exclusive lock on level 0 file, log file, news file, restore saved games
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    via menu, screen clipping, screen control via WIN32 console I/O, user
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    sounds, system configuration at run-time, save and bones files accepted
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    from version 3.6.0 only, pattern matching via cppregex
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    and basic NetHack features.
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Supported windowing systems:
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    traditional tty-based graphics and mswin
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    with a default of mswin.
  
    Options compiled into this edition:
 
    autopickup_exceptions, color, data librarian, debug mode, Elbereth,
 
    experience points on status line,
 
    insurance files for recovering from crashes, Keystone Kops,
 
    exclusive lock on level 0 file, log file, news file, redo command,
 
    rogue level, saddles and riding, screen clipping, seduction, sinks,
 
    tourists, user sounds via pmatch, walled mazes,
 
    zero-compressed save files,
 
    save and bones files accepted from versions 3.4.0 through 3.4.3,
 
    basic NetHack features.
 
 
    Supported windowing systems:
 
    mswin,
 
    with a default of mswin.
 
 
[[Category:Extended commands]]
 
[[Category:Extended commands]]
 
[[Category:Commands]]
 
[[Category:Commands]]
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{{nethack-360}}

Revision as of 04:10, 15 December 2015

The #version extended command displays information about your version of NetHack. For a short one-line version information, you can press v.

Along with the version number, useful information about the set compile-time options and available windowing systems are shown. Certain things can be compiled in or out of the game; #version will show a list of all options compiled in. Within the options compiled in is a range of versions that save and bones files from the current version will be compatible with.

Supported windowing systems are shown. #version, for example, informs if the tty and GUI systems are available.

Example

Depending on your settings, using the version command might display something like the following:

Windows NetHack Version 3.6.0 - last build Mon Dec 07 08:33:20 2015. (x86)

Options compiled into this edition:
    color, data librarian, insurance files for recovering from crashes,
    exclusive lock on level 0 file, log file, news file, restore saved games
    via menu, screen clipping, screen control via WIN32 console I/O, user
    sounds, system configuration at run-time, save and bones files accepted
    from version 3.6.0 only, pattern matching via cppregex
    and basic NetHack features.

Supported windowing systems:
    traditional tty-based graphics and mswin
    with a default of mswin.

This page may need to be updated for the current version of NetHack.

It may contain text specific to NetHack 3.6.0. Information on this page may be out of date.

Editors: After reviewing this page and making necessary edits, please change the {{nethack-360}} tag to the current version's tag or {{noversion}} as appropriate.