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<h2><code>$version = ars_APIVersion()</code></h2>

This routine returns the "major" version of the API that the ARSperl
module was compiled against.&nbsp;<br>
&nbsp;The corresponding API and AR System versions are as follows:
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  <li>API 13 and AR System 7.1</li>

  <li>API 12 and AR System 7.0</li>

  <li>API 11 and AR System 6.3</li>

  <li>API 10 and AR System 6.0</li>

  <li>API 9 and AR System 5.1</li>

  <li>API 8 and AR System 5.0</li>

  <li>API 7 and AR System 4.5</li>

  <li>API 6 and AR System 4.0</li>

  <li>API 5 and AR System 3.2</li>

  <li>API 4 and AR System 3.0 and 3.1</li>

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  <dt><b>On success</b></dt>

  <dd> Returns an integer. </dd>

  <dt><b>On failure</b></dt>

  <dd> Returns undef. </dd>

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<p>Example: </p>

<pre> $v = ars_APIVersion();<br>	print "This installation of ARSperl was compiled against ARS API version $v\n";<br> </pre>

<i>ars_APIVersion was introduced in version 1.62 of ARSperl</i>
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<address>Last changes to this page 24 July 2007 by michiel.beijen@mansolutions.nl<br>

&copy; J.C.Murphy, J.W.Murphy 1995-2007 arsperl@arsperl.org
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