Difference between revisions of "platform.apilevel"
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* "2.5" for OS 3.11 (iPad App) | * "2.5" for OS 3.11 (iPad App) | ||
* "2.6" for OS 4.0 and 4.1 (iPad App) | * "2.6" for OS 4.0 and 4.1 (iPad App) | ||
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Manually setting this property has to be done at the top of the lua script and can only be done once. | Manually setting this property has to be done at the top of the lua script and can only be done once. | ||
| + | Setting a unsupported apilevel has different behaviours when in < 3.6 and >= 3.6:<br /> | ||
| + | '''Before 3.6''': The highest supported will be loaded.<br /> | ||
| + | '''With and after 3.6''': The highest supported below the requested API level supported will be loaded. But requesting an API level below platform.apilevel = '1.0' will result in the latest/current apilevel available. | ||
[[Category:platform]] | [[Category:platform]] | ||
Revision as of 05:25, 8 April 2015
String value describing the current API version.
Its value can be :
- "1.0" for OS versions 3.0 and 3.1
- "2.0" for OS 3.2
- "2.2" for OS 3.4 (iPad App)
- "2.3" for OS 3.6
- "2.4" for OS 3.9
- "2.5" for OS 3.11 (iPad App)
- "2.6" for OS 4.0 and 4.1 (iPad App)
Manually setting this property has to be done at the top of the lua script and can only be done once.
Setting a unsupported apilevel has different behaviours when in < 3.6 and >= 3.6:
Before 3.6: The highest supported will be loaded.
With and after 3.6: The highest supported below the requested API level supported will be loaded. But requesting an API level below platform.apilevel = '1.0' will result in the latest/current apilevel available.
