Closed stevesmoot closed 7 years ago
Some people have worked around this problem by utilizing the SetUservar()
function from their app's code, e.g.
bot.SetUservar(username, "origMsg", message)
reply := bot.Reply(username, message)
And then you can use rs.GetUservar(username, "origMsg")
to retrieve it.
Let me know if this doesn't work; it should work but I don't think anyone's done it on the Go version yet.
Clever.
Yes it works in go. For clarity (& future users) the use is
msg, err := rs.GetUservar(rs.CurrentUser(), "origMsg")
b/c you dont have username in the callback.
thanks!
-s
On Thu, Nov 3, 2016 at 3:49 PM, Noah Petherbridge notifications@github.com wrote:
Some people have worked around this problem by utilizing the SetUservar() function from their app's code, e.g.
bot.SetUservar(username, "origMsg", message)reply := bot.Reply(username, message)
And then you can use rs.GetUservar(username, "origMsg") to retrieve it.
Let me know if this doesn't work; it should work but I don't think anyone's done it on the Go version yet.
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There doesn't seem to be any way to get at the un-simplified input e.g., input of Jenny's place -> Jennys place in afunction
would like to be able to see Jenny's place not Jennys place
Did I miss it somehow?
also fine to get the whole input not just the if that's available