Class PollVoteUpdate

constructor

• new PollVoteUpdate(raw, _peers): PollVoteUpdate

• Parameters

  • raw: RawUpdateMessagePollVote
  • _peers: PeersIndex

  Returns PollVoteUpdate

Readonly_peers

Readonlyraw

chosen

• get chosen(): readonly Uint8Array[]

• Answers that the user has chosen.

  Note that due to incredible Telegram APIs, you have to have the poll cached to be able to properly tell which answers were chosen, since in the API there are just arbitrary Buffers, which are defined by the client.

  However, most of the major implementations (tested with TDLib and Bot API, official apps for Android, Desktop, iOS/macOS) and mtcute (by default) create option as a one-byte Buffer, incrementing from 48 (ASCII 0) up to 57 (ASCII 9), and ASCII representation would define index in the array. Meaning, if chosen[0][0] === 48 or chosen[0].toString() === '0', then the first answer (indexed with 0) was chosen. To get the index, you simply subtract 48 from the first byte.

  This might break at any time, but seems to be consistent for now. To get chosen answer indexes derived as before, use chosenIndexesAuto.

  Returns readonly Uint8Array[]

chosenIndexesAuto

• get chosenIndexesAuto(): readonly number[]

• Indexes of the chosen answers, derived based on observations described in chosen. This might break at any time, but seems to be consistent for now.

  If something does not add up, MtUnsupportedError is thrown

  Returns readonly number[]

peer

• get peer(): Peer

• Peer who has voted

  Returns Peer

pollId

• get pollId(): Long

• Unique poll ID

  Returns Long