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ShengwangChatSDK 1.3.2
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#import <AgoraChatFetchServerMessagesOption.h>
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| NSString *_Nullable | from |
| NSArray< NSNumber * > *_Nullable | msgTypes |
| NSInteger | startTime |
| NSInteger | endTime |
| AgoraChatMessageSearchDirection | direction |
| BOOL | isSave |
The parameter configuration class for pulling historical messages from the server.
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The message search direction. See AgoraChatConversation.AgoraChatMessageSearchDirection.
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The end time for message query. The time is a UNIX time stamp in milliseconds. The default value is -1, indicating that this parameter is ignored during message query. If the start time is set to a specific time spot and the end time uses the default value -1, the SDK returns messages that are sent and received in the period that is from the start time to the current time. If the start time uses the default value -1 and the end time is set to a specific time spot, the SDK returns messages that are sent and received in the period that is from the timestamp of the first message to the current time.
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
The user ID of the message sender in the group conversation.
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Whether to save the retrieved messages to the database: -YES: Yes; -NO:No.
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The array of message types for query. The default value is null, indicating that all types of messages are retrieved.
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The start time for message query. The time is a UNIX time stamp in milliseconds. The default value is -1, indicating that this parameter is ignored during message query. If the start time is set to a specific time spot and the end time uses the default value -1, the SDK returns messages that are sent and received in the period that is from the start time to the current time. If the start time uses the default value -1 and the end time is set to a specific time spot, the SDK returns messages that are sent and received in the period that is from the timestamp of the first message to the current time.