Readds quick reply messages which failed to add. Can be called only for messages for which messageSendingStateFailed.can_retry is true and after specified in messageSendingStateFailed.retry_after time passed. If a message is readded, the corresponding failed to send message is deleted. Returns the sent messages in the same order as the message identifiers passed in message_ids. If a message can't be readded, null will be returned instead of the message.
Returns object_ptr<QuickReplyMessages>.
Definition at line 119223 of file td_api.h.
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Default constructor for a function, which readds quick reply messages which failed to add. Can be called only for messages for which messageSendingStateFailed.can_retry is true and after specified in messageSendingStateFailed.retry_after time passed. If a message is readded, the corresponding failed to send message is deleted. Returns the sent messages in the same order as the message identifiers passed in message_ids. If a message can't be readded, null will be returned instead of the message.
Returns object_ptr<QuickReplyMessages>.
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Creates a function, which readds quick reply messages which failed to add. Can be called only for messages for which messageSendingStateFailed.can_retry is true and after specified in messageSendingStateFailed.retry_after time passed. If a message is readded, the corresponding failed to send message is deleted. Returns the sent messages in the same order as the message identifiers passed in message_ids. If a message can't be readded, null will be returned instead of the message.
Returns object_ptr<QuickReplyMessages>.
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| [in] | shortcut_name_ | Name of the target shortcut. |
| [in] | message_ids_ | Identifiers of the quick reply messages to readd. Message identifiers must be in a strictly increasing order. |