I'm not familiar with your library but by just looking at the snippet
you see
.For(10.Seconds()).Take(100)
I'd imagine if instead of 10 seconds you'd pass 10 years and instead
of 100 you'd pass something infinitely larger, you'd experience more
of a stream?
On Mar 20, 2010, at 3:01 AM, rizwan khann <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi
i run this code but it just give me 100 status whose
track "twitter" word
but it not work as a stream...and not continue update for real time.
plz tell me which method use to continue stream
i m using TweetSharp Preview 24 API
var twitter = FluentTwitter.CreateRequest()
.AuthenticateAs(TWITTER_USERNAME, TWITTER_PASSWORD)
.Configuration.TimeoutAfter(1.Minute())
.Configuration.UseAutomaticRetries(RetryOn.ConnectionClosed, 2)
.Stream().FromFilter()
.For(10.Seconds()).Take(100)
.Tracking("Twitter") // Add other filter options here...
.CallbackTo((sender, result) =>
{
var statuses = result.AsStatuses();
foreach (var status in statuses)
{
Console.WriteLine("{0}: {1}", status.User.ScreenName,
status.Text);
}
});
twitter.RequestAsync();
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