Public Member Functions
	remoteFile ()

	remoteFile (string const &id_, string const &unique_id_, bool is_uploading_active_, bool is_uploading_completed_, int53 uploaded_size_)

std::int32_t	get_id () const final

void	store (TlStorerToString &s, const char *field_name) const final

Public Member Functions inherited from td::TlObject
virtual void	store (TlStorerUnsafe &s) const

virtual void	store (TlStorerCalcLength &s) const

	TlObject ()=default

	TlObject (const TlObject &)=delete

TlObject &	operator= (const TlObject &)=delete

	TlObject (TlObject &&)=default

TlObject &	operator= (TlObject &&)=default

virtual	~TlObject ()=default

Public Attributes
string	id_
	Remote file identifier; may be empty. Can be used by the current user across application restarts or even from other devices. Uniquely identifies a file, but a file can have a lot of different valid identifiers. If the identifier starts with "http://" or "https://", it represents the HTTP URL of the file. TDLib is currently unable to download files if only their URL is known. If downloadFile/addFileToDownloads is called on such a file or if it is sent to a secret chat, TDLib starts a file generation process by sending updateFileGenerationStart to the application with the HTTP URL in the original_path and "#url#" as the conversion string. Application must generate the file by downloading it to the specified location.

string	unique_id_
	Unique file identifier; may be empty if unknown. The unique file identifier which is the same for the same file even for different users and is persistent over time.

bool	is_uploading_active_
	True, if the file is currently being uploaded (or a remote copy is being generated by some other means).

bool	is_uploading_completed_
	True, if a remote copy is fully available.

int53	uploaded_size_
	Size of the remote available part of the file, in bytes; 0 if unknown.

Static Public Attributes
static const std::int32_t	ID = 747731030
	Identifier uniquely determining a type of the object.

Detailed Description

Represents a remote file.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

td::td_api::remoteFile::remoteFile ( )

Represents a remote file.

td::td_api::remoteFile::remoteFile	(	string const &	id_,
		string const &	unique_id_,
		bool	is_uploading_active_,
		bool	is_uploading_completed_,
		int53	uploaded_size_
	)

Represents a remote file.

Parameters

[in]	id_	Remote file identifier; may be empty. Can be used by the current user across application restarts or even from other devices. Uniquely identifies a file, but a file can have a lot of different valid identifiers. If the identifier starts with "http://" or "https://", it represents the HTTP URL of the file. TDLib is currently unable to download files if only their URL is known. If downloadFile/addFileToDownloads is called on such a file or if it is sent to a secret chat, TDLib starts a file generation process by sending updateFileGenerationStart to the application with the HTTP URL in the original_path and "#url#" as the conversion string. Application must generate the file by downloading it to the specified location.
[in]	unique_id_	Unique file identifier; may be empty if unknown. The unique file identifier which is the same for the same file even for different users and is persistent over time.
[in]	is_uploading_active_	True, if the file is currently being uploaded (or a remote copy is being generated by some other means).
[in]	is_uploading_completed_	True, if a remote copy is fully available.
[in]	uploaded_size_	Size of the remote available part of the file, in bytes; 0 if unknown.

std::int32_t td::td_api::remoteFile::get_id ( ) const

inlinefinalvirtual

Returns identifier uniquely determining a type of the object.

void td::td_api::remoteFile::store	(	TlStorerToString &	s,
		const char *	field_name
	)		const

finalvirtual

Helper function for to_string method. Appends string representation of the object to the storer.

Parameters

[in]	s	Storer to which object string representation will be appended.
[in]	field_name	Object field_name if applicable.

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