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* ``dfhack.getCompiledDFVersion()``
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* ``dfhack.getGitDescription()``
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* ``dfhack.getGitCommit()``
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* ``dfhack.getGitXmlCommit()``
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* ``dfhack.getGitXmlExpectedCommit()``
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* ``dfhack.gitXmlMatch()``
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* ``dfhack.isRelease()``
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Return information about the DFHack build in use.
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Note that the returned string may be longer than the input string. For
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example, ``ä`` is replaced with ``a``, and ``æ`` is replaced with ``ae``.
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* ``dfhack.run_command(command[, ...])``
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Run an arbitrary DFHack command, with the core suspended, and send output to
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the DFHack console. The command can be passed as a table, multiple string
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arguments, or a single string argument (not recommended - in this case, the
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usual DFHack console tokenization is used).
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A ``command_result`` constant starting with ``CR_`` is returned, where ``CR_OK``
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indicates success.
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The following examples are equivalent::
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dfhack.run_command({'ls', '-a'})
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dfhack.run_command('ls', '-a')
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dfhack.run_command('ls -a') -- not recommended
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* ``dfhack.run_command_silent(command[, ...])``
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Similar to ``run_command()``, but instead of printing to the console,
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returns an ``output, command_result`` pair. ``output`` is a single string -
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see ``dfhack.internal.runCommand()`` to obtain colors as well.
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Gui module
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----------
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These functions are intended for the use by dfhack developers,
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and are only documented here for completeness:
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* ``dfhack.internal.scripts``
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The table used by ``dfhack.run_script()`` to give every script its own
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global environment, persistent between calls to the script.
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* ``dfhack.internal.getPE()``
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Returns the PE timestamp of the DF executable (only on Windows)
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This requires an extension to be specified (``.lua`` or ``.rb``) - use
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``dfhack.findScript()`` to include the ``.lua`` extension automatically.
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* ``dfhack.internal.runCommand(command[, use_console])``
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Runs a DFHack command with the core suspended. Used internally by the
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``dfhack.run_command()`` family of functions.
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- ``command``: either a table of strings or a single string which is parsed by
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the default console tokenization strategy (not recommended)
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- ``use_console``: if true, output is sent directly to the DFHack console
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Returns a table with a ``status`` key set to a ``command_result`` constant
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(``status = CR_OK`` indicates success). Additionally, if ``use_console`` is
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not true, enumerated table entries of the form ``{color, text}`` are included,
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e.g. ``result[1][0]`` is the color of the first piece of text printed (a
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``COLOR_`` constant). These entries can be iterated over with ``ipairs()``.
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* ``dfhack.internal.md5(string)``
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Returns the MD5 hash of the given string.
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SC_WORLD_LOADED, SC_WORLD_UNLOADED, SC_MAP_LOADED,
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SC_MAP_UNLOADED, SC_VIEWSCREEN_CHANGED, SC_CORE_INITIALIZED
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* Command result constants (equivalent to ``command_result`` in C++), used by
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``dfhack.run_command()`` and related functions:
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CR_OK, CR_LINK_FAILURE, CR_NEEDS_CONSOLE, CR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, CR_FAILURE,
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CR_WRONG_USAGE, CR_NOT_FOUND
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* Functions already described above
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safecall, qerror, mkmodule, reload
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