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When called, returns the build date of the current version of WoW (as listed on the bottom left of the login screen). |
When called, returns the build date of the current version of WoW (as listed on the bottom left of the login screen). |
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Revision as of 14:45, 18 June 2006
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Automated updating of API pages at this location, to reflect patch changes, has ceased from 10.1.7 onwards. |
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This is no longer a part of the World of Warcraft API.
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When called, returns the build date of the current version of WoW (as listed on the bottom left of the login screen).
date = GetDate();
- Arguments
- none
- Returns
- date
- String - For example for version 1.2.1, it returned "Dec 20 2004". This date will be the date WoW was released or built (some internal Blizzard date close to release).
- Example
local date = GetDate();
- Result
"Dec 20 2004"