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   1  <?php
   2  
   3    /**

   4    * Return version of codebase

   5    * 

   6    * This file contains the version of source code distribution. It does not always means the 

   7    * version installed, just the version of the code. For instance, when you update the files

   8    * but you don't run the upgrade script - you are still using the old version with new files 

   9    * ant that means that you are not actualy using new version. You'll most probably end up with 

  10    * a lot of problems and errors in that situation; they will be gone as soon as your run the 

  11    * upgrade script.

  12    *

  13    * 

  14    */
  15  
  16    return '0.8.0';
  17    
  18  ?>