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When creating my .pdf with pdflatex in TexStudio, I would like to automatically include the current TexStudio version in my LaTeX code, so that I can, for example, print it at the document.

In the same manner that we can include the LaTeX version through the command \pdftexbanner (See this post)

Thanks, for any hint.

loved.by.Jesus
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    \pdftexbanner will not show you the version of latex, just of the underlying pdftex, the latex version is \fmtversion I have no idea about texstudio can't help with that sorry, why would you put the editor version in the document, it has no effect on the output?? – David Carlisle Oct 16 '20 at 19:24
  • First of all, thanks for clarification with \fmtversion; I take note. Second, in a sense, you are right, David, TexStudio has "no effect" on the output as a compiled document, but for me TexStudio is such an irreplaceable huge help on writing LaTeX code that I want to give the due credit in the documents I generate. I am sure you sympathize with it, because, as far as I know, you are doing the same with LaTeX: there is a lot of high quality free software out there, lots of altruistically invested hours that, at least (!), need to be acknowledged :). (Thanks for asking) – loved.by.Jesus Oct 17 '20 at 21:12

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