Update Add the blockquote function formatting.py

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For this code to work it needs the approval of #2091 and the other way around too

To make this change I researched formatting: https://markdown.net.br/sintaxe-basica/#blockquote-muiltiple-paragraphs

My tests are in the comments

[Badiboy]

[Badiboy]

2. Where you got that
   > {}
   will make text citation? Any proofs?

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2. Where you got that
   > {}
   will make text citation? Ay proofs?

I made the code myself

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2. Where you got that
   > {}
   will make text citation? Ay proofs?

Here's the evidence

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2. Where you got that
   > {}
   will make text citation? Ay proofs?

Atualizando.o.telebot.mp4

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2. Where you got that
   > {}
   will make text citation? Ay proofs?

This is how I left it and made my script

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To add this formatting I researched Markdown formatting here: https://markdown.net.br/sintaxe-basica/

[Badiboy]

To add this formatting I researched Markdown formatting here: https://markdown.net.br/sintaxe-basica/

You cannot invent markdown yourself.

https://core.telegram.org/bots/api#sendmessage

Here are all markdown options, available for sending messages.

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To add this formatting I researched Markdown formatting here: https://markdown.net.br/sintaxe-basica/

You cannot invent markdown yourself.

https://core.telegram.org/bots/api#sendmessage

Here are all markdown options, available for sending messages.

I didn't create something that doesn't exist, in the latest telegram updates, quote were added, which allows the user to format the message using the quote to highlight the message, what I did was just put the quote to work in the telebot library, I didn't create the quote it already exists in Markdown format, I just added the Markdown formatting quote to the formatting.py code that is located in the telebot folder.

Take a look at the example below.

Hello, this is how to put the quote in messages in telegram.

Hi, this is how to put quotes using the bot
To put quotes in the bot you have to leave a '>' at the beginning of each text.

Test my code and see for yourself if it works.

def mcite(content: str, escape: Optional[bool]=True) -> str:

"""
Returns a Markdown-formatted bold string.

:param content: The string to bold.
:type content: :obj:`str`

:param escape: True if you need to escape special characters. Defaults to True.
:type escape: :obj:`bool`

:return: The formatted string.
:rtype: :obj:`str`
"""
return '> {}'.format(escape_markdown(content) if escape else content)

Put this in formatting.py now put

formatting.mcite(message.from_user.first_name), 

Add quote inside formatting_example.py which is in git hub

pyTelegramBotAPI/examples/formatting_example.py

Line 4 in 52a624b

bot = TeleBot('TOKEN')

[coder2020official]

Btw, since the bot api got released, we can think of this again

[coder2020official]

Could you also implement hcite before we merge it?

[coder2020official]

@Badiboy this should work according to bot doc, are you ok with this now?

[Badiboy]

I did not tested it. If it confirms to the bot api - why not.

[coder2020official]

Doc said to remove space too @Badiboy check out

[Badiboy]

return '>{}'.format(escape_markdown(content) if escape else content)

I think the function mcite needs to check for /n and add ">" for every logical line. It can be made with splitting by /n, then add ">" and then join back.

[Badiboy]

Commen is given above.

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Could you also implement hcite before we merge it?

I've added https://github.com/HACKS-EXE/Zaquiles-PY-TeleBot-API/blob/master/telebot/formatting.py#L84-L112
https://github.com/HACKS-EXE/Zaquiles-PY-TeleBot-API/blob/master/examples/formatting_example.py#L35

def hcite(content: str, escape: Optional[bool]=True) -> str:
    """
    Returns an HTML-formatted blockquote string.

    :param content: The string to blockquote.
    :type content: :obj:`str`

    :param escape: True if you need to escape special characters. Defaults to True.
    :type escape: :obj:`bool`

    :return: The formatted string.
    :rtype: :obj:`str`
    """
    return '<blockquote>{}</blockquote>'.format(escape_html(content) if escape else content)