Get Chrome version

[Grovkillen]

You may need to know which Chrome version that is currently installed, especially if you're planning on automate it using the ChromeDriver.exe. Here's a snippet that will fetch that info for your:

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  Let>CHROME_EXE=C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe
  Let>RP_WINDOWMODE=0
  RunProgram>cmd /c powershell (Get-Item '%CHROME_EXE%').VersionInfo | clip
  GetClipBoard>RESPONSE,0
  Let>REGEX_PATTERN=\b(?:[0-9]{1,5}\.){3}[0-9]{1,5}\b
  RegEx>REGEX_PATTERN,RESPONSE,0,FOUND_VERSION,FOUND_MATCHES,0,,,
  If>FOUND_MATCHES>0
    Separate>FOUND_VERSION_1,.,VERSION
    Let>CHROME_major=VERSION_1
    Let>CHROME_minor=VERSION_2
    Let>CHROME_build=VERSION_3
    Let>CHROME_revision=VERSION_4
    Let>CHROME_release=FOUND_VERSION_1
  Endif>

Only "problem" with this approach is the use of the clipboard. If you have more than one script using the clipboard you may get some hard to track bugs when they cross path's. Hopefully we can get a RP_STDOUT variable populated with the result. Fingers crossed!

[Enricoys]

Works great, thanks. I only needed to add 'Let>RP_WAIT=1' somewhere before the 'RunProgram' line. This makes the script waiting for the RunProgram line to be finished. This is important because otherwise I observed sometimes that Clipboard was empty because it was checked to early.

[Grovkillen]

Thanks for the feedback. Good to know!