EditMessage

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messages.editMessage#51e842e1 no_webpage:flags.1?true invert_media:flags.16?true peer:InputPeer id:int message:flags.11?string media:flags.14?InputMedia reply_markup:flags.2?ReplyMarkup entities:flags.3?Vector<MessageEntity> schedule_date:flags.15?int schedule_repeat_period:flags.18?int quick_reply_shortcut_id:flags.17?int = Updates

Returns

Updates

Parameters

no_webpage	true	optional
invert_media	true	optional
peer	InputPeer	required
id	int	required
message	string	optional
media	InputMedia	optional
reply_markup	ReplyMarkup	optional
entities	Vector<MessageEntity>	optional
schedule_date	int	optional
schedule_repeat_period	int	optional
quick_reply_shortcut_id	int	optional

Example

The examples below use placeholder values. Replace them with real data before running the code.

▶ Minimal

import asyncio
from ferogram import Client

app = Client("my_session", api_id=12345, api_hash="0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef")

async def main():
    await app.start()
    result = await app.raw.messages.EditMessage(
        peer='username',
        id=42
    )
    print(result)

asyncio.run(main())

The minimal example uses Ferogram's raw proxy shorthand. Peers can be passed as strings and required primitives get safe defaults. Expand Full API to see every parameter.

▶ Full API

import asyncio
from ferogram import Client, raw

app = Client("my_session", api_id=12345, api_hash="0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef")

async def main():
    await app.start()
    result = await app(raw.functions.messages.EditMessage(
        no_webpage=True,
        invert_media=True,
        peer=raw.types.InputPeerSelf(),
        id=42,
        message='Hello there!',
        media=raw.types.InputMediaEmpty(),
        reply_markup=raw.types.ReplyKeyboardHide(),
        entities=[raw.types.MessageEntityUnknown(offset=0, length=1)],
        schedule_date=42,
        schedule_repeat_period=42,
        quick_reply_shortcut_id=42
    ))
    print(result)

asyncio.run(main())