Chat

Reply parameters targeting a regular message identified by messageId. A null chatIdentifier targets a message in the current chat; a non-null chatIdentifier targets a message in a different chat. Public construction uses the ReplyParameters(...) companion factories.

Properties

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open override val allowSendingWithoutReply: Boolean?
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open override val checklistTaskId: ChecklistTaskId?
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open override val messageId: MessageId
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open override val text: String?
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open override val textSources: List<TextSource>

Full list of TextSources

Functions

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fun TextedWithTextSources.parseCommandsWithArgs(argsSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultArgsSeparatorRegex): Map<String, Array<String>>

Parse commands and their args. Logic will find command, get all subsequent data as args until new command

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Parse text sources to find commands with their arguments. This method will skip all the text sources before first command and all following text sources until the next command will be guessed as an args of last found command

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fun TextedWithTextSources.parseCommandsWithNamedArgs(argsSeparator: String, nameArgSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultNamesArgsSeparatorRegex): Map<String, List<Pair<String, String>>>
fun TextedWithTextSources.parseCommandsWithNamedArgs(argsSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultArgsSeparatorRegex, nameArgSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultNamesArgsSeparatorRegex): Map<String, List<Pair<String, String>>>

Uses parseCommandsWithArgs to create base argsSeparator split args for commands and map their as k-v pairs. Sample: