hide inline keyboard in conversationbot example #439
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That is the same like my PR: ab30a58 |
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Why not ^^ Thank you for your contribution :) |
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It was just a minor thing that bugged me while going through the examples: as per Telegram docs, using
one_time_keyboard=Trueonly hides the inline keyboard, but does not disable it completely, leaving a button that the user can press to get the keyboard back.This little change to the
conversationbot.pyexample script makes it so that the inline keyboard is properly hidden after usage or when the conversation is halted.