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Great program, thanks for making it open source. I got everything working just fine.
I used birdy before in Python and it allows you to create a stream that runs forever like so:
response = client.stream.statuses.filter.post(track='twitter')
for data in response.stream():
print data
Is this possible to do with streamR as well? I can run it a certain length of time and then parse the results but if I run again I could have missed something in the meantime. How do I avoid this? Is this a limitation of R? Thanks
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Great program, thanks for making it open source. I got everything working just fine.
I used birdy before in Python and it allows you to create a stream that runs forever like so:
Is this possible to do with streamR as well? I can run it a certain length of time and then parse the results but if I run again I could have missed something in the meantime. How do I avoid this? Is this a limitation of R? Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: