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begin
opt = {} if opt.nil?
http = EM::HttpRequest.new(url, :connect_timeout => 2, :inactivity_timeout => 5).get opt
file = Tempfile.new(['image', 'jpg'])
http.stream { |chunk|
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904 | ssut/telegram-rb | lib/telegram/models.rb | Telegram.TelegramMessage.reply | def reply(type, content, target=nil, &callback)
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905 | ssut/telegram-rb | lib/telegram/api.rb | Telegram.API.update! | def update!(&cb)
done = false
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multi.add :profile, update_profile!
multi.add :contacts, update_contacts!
multi.add :chats, update_chats!
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logger.info("Successfully loaded all information")
else
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end
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done = false
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multi.add :contacts, update_contacts!
multi.add :chats, update_chats!
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assert!
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if success
callback.trigger(:success)
contact = TelegramContact.pick_or_new(self, data)
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end
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assert!
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assert!
callback = Callback.new
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if success and data.class == Array
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contact = TelegramContact.pick_or_new(self, contact)
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908 | ssut/telegram-rb | lib/telegram/api.rb | Telegram.API.update_chats! | def update_chats!
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if chat['peer_type'] == 'chat'
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elsif chat['peer_type'] == 'user'
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end
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assert!
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message.type = media ? media['type'] : 'text'
message.raw_from = @raw_data['from']['peer_id']
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message.raw_from = @raw_data['from']['peer_id']
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