The ReceivedMessage class is a subclass of Message, representing a received message only.
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#include <TelepathyQt/ReceivedMessage>
Inherits Tp::Message.
The ReceivedMessage class is a subclass of Message, representing a received message only.
It contains additional information that's generally only available on received messages.
◆ ReceivedMessage() [1/3]
◆ ~ReceivedMessage()
| Tp::ReceivedMessage::~ReceivedMessage |
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◆ ReceivedMessage() [2/3]
| Tp::ReceivedMessage::ReceivedMessage |
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Construct a new ReceivedMessage object.
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| parts | The parts of a message as defined by the Telepathy specification. This list must have length at least 1. |
| channel | The channel owning this message. |
◆ ReceivedMessage() [3/3]
| Tp::ReceivedMessage::ReceivedMessage |
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◆ operator=()
◆ received()
| QDateTime Tp::ReceivedMessage::received |
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Return the time the message was received.
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- The timestamp as QDateTime, or QDateTime() if unknown.
◆ sender()
| ContactPtr Tp::ReceivedMessage::sender |
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◆ senderNickname()
| QString Tp::ReceivedMessage::senderNickname |
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Return the nickname chosen by the sender of the message, which can be different for each message in a conversation.
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- The nickname.
- See also
- sender()
◆ supersededToken()
| QString Tp::ReceivedMessage::supersededToken |
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If this message replaces a previous message, return the value of messageToken() for that previous message. Otherwise, return an empty string.
For instance, a user interface could replace the superseded message with this message, or grey out the superseded message.
- Returns
- The message token of the superseded message or an empty string if none.
◆ isScrollback()
| bool Tp::ReceivedMessage::isScrollback |
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Return whether the incoming message was part of a replay of message history.
If true, loggers can use this to improve their heuristics for elimination of duplicate messages (a simple, correct implementation would be to avoid logging any message that has this flag).
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true if the scrollback flag is set, false otherwise.
◆ isRescued()
| bool Tp::ReceivedMessage::isRescued |
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Return whether the incoming message was seen in a previous channel during the lifetime of the connection, but was not acknowledged before that channel closed, causing the channel in which it now appears to open.
If true, loggers should not log this message again.
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true if the rescued flag is set, false otherwise.
◆ isSilent()
| bool Tp::ReceivedMessage::isSilent |
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Return whether the incoming message should trigger a user notification.
If true, UI should not notify the user about this message.
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true if the silent flag is set, false otherwise.
◆ isDeliveryReport()
| bool Tp::ReceivedMessage::isDeliveryReport |
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Return whether the incoming message is a delivery report.
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true if a delivery report, false otherwise.
- See also
- deliveryDetails()
◆ deliveryDetails()
◆ isFromChannel()
| bool Tp::ReceivedMessage::isFromChannel |
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Return whether this message is from channel.
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true if the message is from channel, false otherwise.
◆ senderHandle()
| uint Tp::ReceivedMessage::senderHandle |
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◆ senderId()
| QString Tp::ReceivedMessage::senderId |
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◆ pendingId()
| uint Tp::ReceivedMessage::pendingId |
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◆ setForceNonText()
| void Tp::ReceivedMessage::setForceNonText |
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◆ clearSenderHandle()
| void Tp::ReceivedMessage::clearSenderHandle |
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◆ setSender()
| void Tp::ReceivedMessage::setSender |
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