messages.searchResultsCalendar - Gogram TL Reference

Layer 228

constructor

messages.searchResultsCalendar#147ee23c flags:# inexact:flags.0?true count:int min_date:int min_msg_id:int offset_id_offset:flags.1?int periods:Vector<SearchResultsCalendarPeriod> messages:Vector<Message> chats:Vector<Chat> users:Vector<User> = messages.SearchResultsCalendar;

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
Inexact	flags .0? true	If set, indicates that the results may be inexact
Count	int	Total number of results matching query
MinDate	int	Starting timestamp of attached messages
MinMsgId	int	Ending timestamp of attached messages
OffsetIdOffset	flags .1? int	Indicates the absolute position of messages[0] within the total result set with count count. This is useful, for example, if we need to display a progress/total counter (like photo 134 of 200, for all media in a chat, we could simply use photo ${offset_id_offset} of ${count}.
Periods	Vector<SearchResultsCalendarPeriod>	Used to split the messages by days: multiple Search Results Calendar Period constructors are returned, each containing information about the first, last and total number of messages matching the filter that were sent on a specific day. This information can be easily used to split the returned messages by day.
Messages	Vector<Message>	Messages
Chats	Vector<Chat>	Mentioned chats
Users	Vector<User>	Mentioned users

Returns

messages.SearchResultsCalendar

Gogram Example

// Creating MessagesSearchResultsCalendarObj constructor
obj := &tg.MessagesSearchResultsCalendarObj{
    Inexact: nil,
    Count: 20,
    MinDate: int(time.Now().Unix()),
    MinMsgId: 42,
    OffsetIdOffset: nil,
    Periods: []tg.SearchResultsCalendarPeriod{&tg.SearchResultsCalendarPeriodObj{}},
    // ... more required fields
}