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@ -42,9 +42,8 @@ varies a lot between programming languages.
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Some objects will provide further arguments beyond those 3. They will
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always be at the end of the array.
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| Name | Description |
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|-------------|----------------------------------------------------------|
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|-------------+----------------------------------------------------------|
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| `quote` | This is a string that refers to a previous post number. |
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| | These are formatted like >>5, which means it is a |
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| | reference to `post_id` 5. These are not processed in |
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@ -52,22 +51,21 @@ always be at the end of the array.
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| | addition to the indices at i[1] and i[2], a fourth value |
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| | is provided, which is an integer of the `post_id` being |
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| | quoted. Note that the string indices include the >>'s. |
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|-------------|----------------------------------------------------------|
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|-------------+----------------------------------------------------------|
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| `linequote` | This is a line of text, denoted by a newline during |
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| | composure, representing text that is assumed to be |
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| | a quote of someone else. The indices span from the > |
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| | until (not including) the newline. |
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|-------------|----------------------------------------------------------|
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| `color` | This is a block of text, denoted by [[color: body]] |
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|-------------+----------------------------------------------------------|
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| `color` | This is a block of text, denoted by [[color: body]] |
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| | during composure. The body may span across newlines. |
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| | A fourth item is provided in the array: it is one of the |
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| | following strings representing the color. |
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| | `red`, `green`, `yellow`, `blue`, `magenta`, or `cyan`. |
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| `bold` | Like color, except that no additional attribute is |
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| `italic` | provided. it is denoted as [[directive: body]] during |
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| `italic` | provided. it is denoted as [[directive: body]] during |
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| `underline` | composure. |
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|-------------|----------------------------------------------------------|
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Threads & Replies
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present with `thread_load`. The following attributes are
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available on the parent object:
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|---------------|------------------------------------------------------|
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| Name | Description |
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|---------------|------------------------------------------------------|
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| `author` | The ID string of the author. |
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| `edited` | Boolean of whether the post has been edited. |
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| `created` | Unix timestamp of when the post was originally made. |
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|---------------|------------------------------------------------------|
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The following attributes are available on each reply object in `replies`:
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| Name | Description |
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| `post_id` | An integer of the posts ID; unlike thread and user ids, |
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| `edited` | A boolean of whether the post was edited. |
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|------------|---------------------------------------------------------|
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| `created` | Unix timestamp of when the reply was originally posted. |
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Errors
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code, use the error codes to handle conditions. The `presentable` column
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indicates whether the `description` should be shown to users verbatim.
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|------|--------------|---------------------------------------------------|
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| Code | Presentable | Documentation |
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|------|--------------|---------------------------------------------------|
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| 0 | Never, fix | Malformed json input. `description` is the error |
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| 10 | Always | User action requires `admin` privilege. |
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|------|--------------|---------------------------------------------------|
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| 11 | Always | Invalid formatting directives in text submission. |
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