Represents the sending source of a command. This is passed to any command handler and should be passed back to commandhandler::reply(), allowing the reply method to route any replies back to the origin, which may be a slash command or a message. Both require different response facilities but we want this to be transparent if you use the command handler class. More...

#include <commandhandler.h>

Collaboration diagram for dpp::command_source:

Public Attributes
snowflake	guild_id = 0
	Sending guild id. More...

snowflake	channel_id = 0
	Source channel id. More...

snowflake	command_id = 0
	Command ID of a slash command. More...

std::string	command_token
	Token for sending a slash command reply. More...

user *	issuer
	The user who issued the command. More...

Detailed Description

Represents the sending source of a command. This is passed to any command handler and should be passed back to commandhandler::reply(), allowing the reply method to route any replies back to the origin, which may be a slash command or a message. Both require different response facilities but we want this to be transparent if you use the command handler class.

Member Data Documentation

◆ channel_id

snowflake dpp::command_source::channel_id = 0

Source channel id.

◆ command_id

snowflake dpp::command_source::command_id = 0

Command ID of a slash command.

◆ command_token

std::string dpp::command_source::command_token

Token for sending a slash command reply.

◆ guild_id

snowflake dpp::command_source::guild_id = 0

Sending guild id.

◆ issuer

user* dpp::command_source::issuer

The user who issued the command.