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Added methods to generate the original markdown/html string from entities contained in Message #507

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@JosXa JosXa commented Jan 18, 2017

Sometimes, it is useful to obtain the original message string with markup from message_entities inside an update, for example when you edit a message with markup upon InlineKeyboardButton press.

There is no support for nested entities yet, can someone confirm my assumption that telegram/ptb does not support that anyway?

@JosXa JosXa changed the title Added methods to generate the original markdown/html from entities contained in update Added methods to generate the original markdown/html string from entities contained in Message Jan 18, 2017
@jh0ker jh0ker merged commit ac59f2f into python-telegram-bot:master Jan 20, 2017
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* 🔨 Refactor `Update.extract_` methods to `Update.effective_` properties
 #507

* 🔨 handler.py: use effective_ properties
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* 🔨 Refactor `Update.extract_` methods to `Update.effective_` properties
 #507

* ✨ Update RegexHandler to work with edited messages and channel posts

* 🔨 messagehandler.py: refactor channel_posts_updates -> channel_post_updates

* 🔨 handler.py: use effective_ properties
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