Constructor: messages.searchResultsCalendar
Information about found messages sent on a specific day
Attributes:
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| inexact | Bool | Optional | If set, indicates that the results may be inexact |
| count | int | Yes | Total number of results matching query |
| min_date | int | Yes | Starting timestamp of attached messages |
| min_msg_id | int | Yes | Ending timestamp of attached messages |
| offset_id_offset | int | Optional | 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 | Array of SearchResultsCalendarPeriod | Yes | Used to split the messages by days: multiple SearchResultsCalendarPeriod 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 | Array of Message | Yes | Messages |
| chats | Array of Chat | Yes | Mentioned chats |
| users | Array of User | Yes | Mentioned users |
Type: messages.SearchResultsCalendar
Example:
$messages_searchResultsCalendar = ['_' => 'messages.searchResultsCalendar', 'inexact' => Bool, 'count' => int, 'min_date' => int, 'min_msg_id' => int, 'offset_id_offset' => int, 'periods' => [SearchResultsCalendarPeriod, SearchResultsCalendarPeriod], 'messages' => [Message, Message], 'chats' => [Chat, Chat], 'users' => [User, User]];