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Version Number talk starts here
This is not a double post...
This post was edited and reported for a split/merge to its own thread as it might interest others and it got a bit off topic in this thread
This note will be deleted as the post is merged.
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This is a self-split from
this post.
It started a discussion about how version numbers are formatted and interpreted.
This might interest other people (and was getting really off-topic in that original thread)...
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PS: In the version tag of scriptinfo.xml you state that this latest version is 1.10, yet in the comments in the source you state 1.1...
1.1 is not the same as 1.10...
Version numbers aren't decimal numbers as a whole, but a list of individual numbers. The point is not a decimal point but must be seen as a delimiter, a seperation between individual numbers. Thus 1.10 = version 1, build 10 (not build 1)
1.01 is the same as 1.1...
PS: interesting read:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_versioning
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