Topic: VERNUM...

[MeasureUp]

Is "vernum" an AutoCAD system variable?
I can't find it in the HELP.
Thanks in advance.

[irneb]

Nope, I've never heard of it. Do you perhaps mean "ACadVer"?

[owenwengerd]

It's _VERNUM. I don't think it's documented.

[irneb]

You're right, don't know what it refers to though. Probably some library or internal which acad uses. Can't seem to figure any correlation:

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Command: ACADVER
ACADVER = "19.0s (LMS Tech)" (read only)
Command: (ver)
"Visual LISP 2013 (en)"
Command: _VERNUM
_VERNUM = "G.55.0.0 (UNICODE)" (read only)

[kraz]

please refer the following
http://www.manusoft.com/resources/acadexposed/sysvars.html

Undocumented System Variables
 _VERNUM   string   AutoCAD build number.

and also
http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?132913-Which-product-am-I-running-regardless-of-version&p=1141781&viewfull=1#post1141781

Is "vernum" an AutoCAD system variable?
I can't find it in the HELP.
Thanks in advance.

[Marc'Antonio Alessi]

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(from: http://www.jtbworld.com/autocad.htm)
AutoCAD version Value returned by _VERNUM
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AutoCAD 2000 (shipping) T.0.98 / T.1.07
AutoCAD 2000 (+ Service Pack 1) T.1.08
AutoCAD 2000 (+ Service Pack 2) T.1.09
AutoCAD 2000i (shipping) U.0.90
AutoCAD 2000i (+ Service Pack 1) U.1.20
AutoCAD 2000i (+ Service Pack 2) U.1.81
AutoCAD 2002 (shipping) K.0.30
AutoCAD 2002 (+ Service Pack 1) K.0.44
AutoCAD 2004 (shipping) V.0.86
AutoCAD 2004 (+ Service Pack 1a) V.1.22
AutoCAD 2005 (shipping) N.0.63
AutoCAD 2005 (+ Service Pack 1) N.0.84
AutoCAD 2006 (shipping) Z.54.10
AutoCAD 2006 (+ Service Pack 1) Z.77.0
AutoCAD 2007 (shipping) A.54.0
AutoCAD 2007 (+ Service Pack 1) A.116.0
AutoCAD 2008 (shipping) B.51.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2008 (+ Service Pack 1) B.219.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2009 (shipping) C.56.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2009 (+ Service Pack 1) C.111.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2009 (+ Service Pack 1 (subscription)) C.112.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2009 (+ Service Pack 2) C.608.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2009 (+ Service Pack 3) C.711.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2010 (shipping) D.55.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2010 (+ Service Pack 1) D.215.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2011 (shipping) E.49.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2011 (+ Update 1.1) Update 1 was replaced. E.115.0.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2011 (+ Update 2) E.209.0.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2012 (shipping) F.51.0.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2012 (+ Service Pack 1) F.107.0.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2012 (+ Service Pack 2) F.205.0.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2013 G.55.0.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2013 (+ Service Pack 1) G.112.0.0 (UNICODE)
AutoCAD 2013 (+ Service Pack 1.1) G.114.0.0 (UNICODE)


Other values:
R.1.601 >  R13c4
P.0.33  >  R14.01
T.1.33  >  Mechanical Desktop 4
T.1.35  >  Mechanical Desktop 4 SP3
T.1.07  >  Architectural Desktop 2
U.0.35  >  AutoCAD 2000i beta
U.1.00  >  Mechanical Desktop 5

AutoCAD 2000i based applications
U.0.90  >  AutoCAD 2000i initial release
U.0.91  >  LT 2000i initial release
U.1.20  >  SP1 on 2000i based product
U.1.81  >  SP2 on 2000i based product

AutoCAD 2000 based applications:
T.0.98  >  AutoCAD 2000 initial
T.1.00
T.1.02  >  GIS
T.1.03
T.1.05  >  ADT2
T.1.07  >  LDDT2
T.1.08  >  AutoCAD 2000 SP1
T.1.09  >  AutoCAD 2000 SP2
T.1.33  >  MDT4
T.1.35


[HasanCAD]

Please refer the following
http://www.hyperpics.com/system_variables/downloads/AutoCAD_System_Variables.pdf

[MeasureUp]

Thanks to all for your explanations.
The undocumented system variables should also be called unexpected system variables in some degrees.