| R.Version {base} | R Documentation |
R.Version() provides detailed information about the version of
R running.
R.version is a variable (a list) holding this
information (and version is a copy of it for
S compatibility), whereas R.version.string is a simple
character string, useful for plotting, etc.
R.Version() R.version R.version.string
R.Version returns a list with character-string components
platform |
the platform for which R was built. A triplet of the
form CPU-VENDOR-OS, as determined by the configure script. E.g,
"i586-unknown-linux" or "i386-pc-mingw32".
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arch |
the architecture (CPU) R was built on/for. |
os |
the underlying operating system |
system |
CPU and OS, separated by a comma. |
status |
the status of the version (e.g., "Alpha") |
major |
the major version number |
minor |
the minor version number, including the patchlevel |
year |
the year the version was released |
month |
the month the version was released |
day |
the day the version was released |
svn rev |
the Subversion revision number, which should be either
"unknown" or a single number. (A range of numbers or a number
with M or S appended indicates inconsistencies in the
sources used to build this version of R.)
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language |
always "R". |
R.version and version are lists of class
"simple.list" which has a print method.
Do not use R.version$os to test the platform the
code is running on: use .Platform$OS.type instead. Slightly
different versions of the OS may report different values of
R.version$os, as may different versions of R.
R.version$os # to check how lucky you are ... plot(0) # any plot mtext(R.version.string, side=1,line=4,adj=1)# a useful bottom-right note