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== Finding the number == There are a number of ways to get the current interface version: ==== 1. Wiki patch notes ==== : See the latest 'patch notes' and look for the 'Interface' number in the Patch box. : This is the most authoritative source on the Wiki. ==== 2. 'API LatestInterface' wiki template ==== : The WoWWiki 'Interface Version' template {{t|API LatestInterface}} : But this number is [[Template:API LatestInterface|maintained manualy]], so it ''might'' be out of date. ==== 3. WoW major minor version ==== : The interface number is usually derived exactly from WoW 'major.minor' version. Sometimes is derived from 'major.minor.release'. : In 2.4.0, where 2 is the major version number, and .4 is the minor version number, is 20400. 5.4.0 is 50400 and, 5.4.1 (.1 being the 'sub-minor' or 'release' version) would likely be 50401. However, [[Blizzard]] doesn't often distinguish on the sub-minor version level, so you would still use 50400. However with patch 8.2.5, for example, the interface number is actually 80205. ==== 4. <s>WoW FrameXML.toc</s> ==== : Extract and check FrameXML.toc (no longer works, interface number is no longer in the FrameXML.toc). See [[Extracting WoW user interface files]]. : or ''DEPRECATED, not updated since Oct. 2010'' You can download Blizzard's User Interface Customization tool], use it to extract interface data, and peek at 'World of Warcraft\Blizzard Interface Data (usUS)\FrameXML\FrameXML.toc'. See [[Interface AddOn Kit]] for history of the tool kit. ==== 5. From another AddOn ==== : Steal it from another AddOn : Recently updated AddOns, which are not listed as "out of date" by the client contain the latest Interface version in their toc tag. ==== 6. 'lastAddonVersion' in Config.wtf ==== : Find the 'WTF/Config.wtf' file in your 'World of Warcraft/_retail_' or 'World of Warcraft/_classic_' folder, then the 'lastAddonVersion' [[CVar]] : This is the most authoritative source for the interface number. : Must run WoW at least once after install or patch for this to show up. ==== 7. The Wow API GetBuildInfo ==== : Use {{api|GetBuildInfo}} to verify the 'major.minor' version number. : <pre>/run print((select(4, GetBuildInfo())))</pre> : Above should output the WoW build version to your chat frame. ==== 8. <s>WoW FrameXML.toc on the Web</s> ==== : View FrameXML.toc online (no longer works, interface number is no longer in the FrameXML.toc) For example: {{WoW/reslink|FrameXML.toc}}.<!--{{tlylink|FrameXML.toc}} {{wdnlink|FrameXML/FrameXML.toc}}-->
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