Thats cool. will definitely take a look at it.
Btw, nice project. Is there a better documentation of it?
looks promising.

I was actually talking about your project as i really liked it. BUt couldnt find any more information about it. Havent checked out your library yet, if i have any questions regarding your library i will probably come back and ask

Hello MCCV,

I am having a bit of trouble while using your library.
I receive the following error when I try to connect:
Code:

onnecting to twitter stream htttp://stream.twitter.com:80/1/statuses/filter.json?locations=-180,-90,180,90
couldn't connect to htttp://stream.twitter.com:80/1/statuses/filter.json?locations=-180,-90,180,90: org.apache.http.conn.HttpHostConnectException: Connection to htytp://stream.twitter.com:80 refused 

It appears in your tweetstream and geostream examples. My credentials are correct and I have all files installed...
Hope you can help!  

On a separate question: What streams can I follow? I've seen
1/statuses/filter.json?locations=-180,-90,180,90
and
1/statuses/sample.json

My goal is to get a live stream of tweets including a specific keyword. What stream do I use? I have read some of the API Wiki but it's a bit over my head.

My code:
Code:

import com.twitter.processing.*;

// this stores how many tweets we've gotten
int tweets = 0;
// and this stores the text of the last tweet
String tweetText = "";

void setup() {
  size(800,100);
  // set up fonts
  PFont font = loadFont("CharcoalCY-24.vlw");
  textFont(font, 24);
  // set up twitter stream object
  TweetStream s = new TweetStream(this, "stream.twitter.com", 80, "1/statuses/filter.json", "***", "***");
  s.go();
}

void draw() {
  background(0);
  fill(255, 0, 0);
  // draw a box as many pixels wide as the number of tweets we've seen
  rect(20, 20, tweets, 20);
  // and draw the text of the last tweet
  text(tweetText, 10, 70);
}

// called by twitter stream whenever a new tweet comes in
void tweet(Status tweet) {
  // print a message to the console just for giggles if you like
  // println("got tweet " + tweet.id());

  // store the latest tweet text
  tweetText = tweet.text();
  // bump our tweet count by one
  tweets += 1;
} 

Mark suggested to check this out
github.com/mccv/twitter_geo_vis

very helpfull!!

here's an example of how to use filter:

Code:

 TweetStream s = new TweetStream(this, "stream.twitter.com", 80, "1/statuses/filter.json?track=design", "user", "pass") 

;

is there a way to run two streams at once?