Logging deleted messages in discord.net C#
I am trying to learn the task part of discord.net and I have been trying to log when a user deletes a message, however I am not getting this to work and all help would be appreciated.
Here is my current code for this and keep in mind I set MessageCacheSize to a reasonable size
internal static async Task LogDeleted(Cacheable<IMessage, ulong> arg1, ISocketMessageChannel arg2)
{
EmbedBuilder eb = new EmbedBuilder();
EmbedFooterBuilder efb = new EmbedFooterBuilder();
var msg = arg1.GetOrDownloadAsync();
eb.Title = "Message deleted";
eb.AddField("Message:", $"{msg}");
await arg2.SendMessageAsync("", embed: eb);
}
c# logging chat discord.net
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I am trying to learn the task part of discord.net and I have been trying to log when a user deletes a message, however I am not getting this to work and all help would be appreciated.
Here is my current code for this and keep in mind I set MessageCacheSize to a reasonable size
internal static async Task LogDeleted(Cacheable<IMessage, ulong> arg1, ISocketMessageChannel arg2)
{
EmbedBuilder eb = new EmbedBuilder();
EmbedFooterBuilder efb = new EmbedFooterBuilder();
var msg = arg1.GetOrDownloadAsync();
eb.Title = "Message deleted";
eb.AddField("Message:", $"{msg}");
await arg2.SendMessageAsync("", embed: eb);
}
c# logging chat discord.net
Have you tried Debugging?
– Rishav
Dec 5 '18 at 8:52
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I am trying to learn the task part of discord.net and I have been trying to log when a user deletes a message, however I am not getting this to work and all help would be appreciated.
Here is my current code for this and keep in mind I set MessageCacheSize to a reasonable size
internal static async Task LogDeleted(Cacheable<IMessage, ulong> arg1, ISocketMessageChannel arg2)
{
EmbedBuilder eb = new EmbedBuilder();
EmbedFooterBuilder efb = new EmbedFooterBuilder();
var msg = arg1.GetOrDownloadAsync();
eb.Title = "Message deleted";
eb.AddField("Message:", $"{msg}");
await arg2.SendMessageAsync("", embed: eb);
}
c# logging chat discord.net
I am trying to learn the task part of discord.net and I have been trying to log when a user deletes a message, however I am not getting this to work and all help would be appreciated.
Here is my current code for this and keep in mind I set MessageCacheSize to a reasonable size
internal static async Task LogDeleted(Cacheable<IMessage, ulong> arg1, ISocketMessageChannel arg2)
{
EmbedBuilder eb = new EmbedBuilder();
EmbedFooterBuilder efb = new EmbedFooterBuilder();
var msg = arg1.GetOrDownloadAsync();
eb.Title = "Message deleted";
eb.AddField("Message:", $"{msg}");
await arg2.SendMessageAsync("", embed: eb);
}
c# logging chat discord.net
c# logging chat discord.net
asked Nov 21 '18 at 19:10
CruXialCruXial
513
513
Have you tried Debugging?
– Rishav
Dec 5 '18 at 8:52
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Have you tried Debugging?
– Rishav
Dec 5 '18 at 8:52
Have you tried Debugging?
– Rishav
Dec 5 '18 at 8:52
Have you tried Debugging?
– Rishav
Dec 5 '18 at 8:52
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I am pretty sure await arg2.SendMessageAsync("", embed: eb);
will give you an error so change it to eb.Build(), it is like a StringBuilder, you will have to do ToString at the end aswell. As for the other part it seems pretty decent, but you might ran into Ratelimit Issues, since with a bot you can bulk delete which would cause your code to sent for each message deleted a new one. You would need to do a Bulk delete detection system, since Discord itself handels a bulk delete like delting every message one by one.
Note you can also do this: eb.AddField("Message:", msg.Content or msg.ToString());
instead of eb.AddField("Message:", $"{msg}");
.
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I am pretty sure await arg2.SendMessageAsync("", embed: eb);
will give you an error so change it to eb.Build(), it is like a StringBuilder, you will have to do ToString at the end aswell. As for the other part it seems pretty decent, but you might ran into Ratelimit Issues, since with a bot you can bulk delete which would cause your code to sent for each message deleted a new one. You would need to do a Bulk delete detection system, since Discord itself handels a bulk delete like delting every message one by one.
Note you can also do this: eb.AddField("Message:", msg.Content or msg.ToString());
instead of eb.AddField("Message:", $"{msg}");
.
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I am pretty sure await arg2.SendMessageAsync("", embed: eb);
will give you an error so change it to eb.Build(), it is like a StringBuilder, you will have to do ToString at the end aswell. As for the other part it seems pretty decent, but you might ran into Ratelimit Issues, since with a bot you can bulk delete which would cause your code to sent for each message deleted a new one. You would need to do a Bulk delete detection system, since Discord itself handels a bulk delete like delting every message one by one.
Note you can also do this: eb.AddField("Message:", msg.Content or msg.ToString());
instead of eb.AddField("Message:", $"{msg}");
.
add a comment |
I am pretty sure await arg2.SendMessageAsync("", embed: eb);
will give you an error so change it to eb.Build(), it is like a StringBuilder, you will have to do ToString at the end aswell. As for the other part it seems pretty decent, but you might ran into Ratelimit Issues, since with a bot you can bulk delete which would cause your code to sent for each message deleted a new one. You would need to do a Bulk delete detection system, since Discord itself handels a bulk delete like delting every message one by one.
Note you can also do this: eb.AddField("Message:", msg.Content or msg.ToString());
instead of eb.AddField("Message:", $"{msg}");
.
I am pretty sure await arg2.SendMessageAsync("", embed: eb);
will give you an error so change it to eb.Build(), it is like a StringBuilder, you will have to do ToString at the end aswell. As for the other part it seems pretty decent, but you might ran into Ratelimit Issues, since with a bot you can bulk delete which would cause your code to sent for each message deleted a new one. You would need to do a Bulk delete detection system, since Discord itself handels a bulk delete like delting every message one by one.
Note you can also do this: eb.AddField("Message:", msg.Content or msg.ToString());
instead of eb.AddField("Message:", $"{msg}");
.
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