Dear all interested reader,


I'm trying to make an example I found on this forum work:

2. String ConsumerKey = "4oucztsQs3oMPPOD39Sg";
3. String ConsumerSecret = "I9USGJugckIZ4y1hFlq5lSJl6scsgbQgXiJEPM7v7zA";
4. String oauth_token = "79202117-nWKjs9tJyMVV4EgV4rYjd7ZPysEjP3bX5Cp8BvilE";
5. String oauth_token_secret = "jDzfeldXJwWNOR3XAcyssKgqYEM5hWHgbEdSMuZfs";
6. TwitterFactory tf;
7. 
   
8. String geoURL;
9. double lat;
10. double lon;
11. double res;
12. String resUnit;
13. 
    
14. import java.util.List;
15. 
    
16. 
    
17. 
    
18. void setup() {  println("starting...");
19.   println();
20.   
21.   ConfigurationBuilder cb = new ConfigurationBuilder(); //ConfigurationBuilder declared cb is a new instance of this
22.   cb.setDebugEnabled(true)
23.     .setOAuthConsumerKey(ConsumerKey) //sets the Consumer Key String
24.       .setOAuthConsumerSecret(ConsumerSecret) //sets the Consumer Secret String        .setOAuthAccessToken(oauth_token)
25.           .setOAuthAccessTokenSecret(oauth_token_secret);
26.   tf = new TwitterFactory(cb.build());
27. }
28. 
    
29. void draw() {
30. 
    
31.   println("entering void draw...");
32.   
33.   
34.   
35.   //  Date ddate = new Date();
36. 
    
37.   java.util.Date ddate = new java.util.Date();
38.   
39.   
40.   
41.   System.out.println(ddate + "\n"+ "\n");
42.   
43. // These values are from Milan and probably you'llhave to change them according to your position
44.   lat = 45.49985;
45.   lon = 9.191093;
46.   res = 25;
47.   resUnit="km";
48.   try {
49.       //FILE SAVE DATA (change the path from below)
50.       String filename = "/twitterLog.csv";
51.       boolean newFile=false;
52.       File f = new File(filename);
53.         if(!f.exists()){
54.           println("creating file...");
55.           f.createNewFile();
56.           newFile=true;
57.           println("new file "+ filename +" has been created " + newFile);
58.         }else{
59.           println("opening the existing file..." + filename);
60.         }      
61.          BufferedWriter writer = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(f, true));         
62.         //
63.          if (newFile == true){
64.            writer.write("day,month,hour,min,sec,user,longitude,latitude,\n");
65.           writer.flush();
66.          }
67. 
    
68. int count = 0;
69. try {
70.       // this value below is about 3 hours of running time
71.     while (count!=1000)  {   
72.     Twitter twitter = tf.getInstance(); 
73. 
    
74.   try {
75.        
76.     //TWITTER DATA
77.     Query query = new Query().geoCode(new GeoLocation(lat,lon), res, resUnit);
78.     query.rpp(100);
79.     QueryResult result = twitter.search(query);
80.     List <Tweet> tweets = result.getTweets();
81. 
    
82.             for (int i=0; i < tweets.size(); i++) {
83.               Tweet tweet = (Tweet)tweets.get(i);              
84.  
85.               if (tweet.getGeoLocation()!= null){
86.                  println("Found!");
87.                 GeoLocation loc=tweet.getGeoLocation();
88. 
    
89.                 //Transorming variables
90.                 String myLon = Double.toString(loc.getLongitude());
91.                 String myLat = Double.toString(loc.getLatitude());                                
92.              
93.                 String user =  tweet.getFromUser();
94.                 Date date = tweet.getCreatedAt();
95.                 
96.                 // Splitting the date in day-month-hour-min-sec
97.                 DateFormat format = new SimpleDateFormat("dd/MM/yyyy");          
98.                 DateFormat ObjMonth = new SimpleDateFormat("MM");
99.                 String MyMonth = ObjMonth.format(date);
100.                 DateFormat ObjDay = new SimpleDateFormat("dd");
101.                 String MyDay = ObjDay.format(date);
102.                 DateFormat ObjHour = new SimpleDateFormat("kk");
103.                 String MyHour = ObjHour.format(date);
104.                 DateFormat ObjMin = new SimpleDateFormat("mm");
105.                 String MyMin = ObjMin.format(date);
106.                 DateFormat ObjSec = new SimpleDateFormat("ss");
107.                 String MySec = ObjSec.format(date);
108.                 
109.                 String[] data = new String[8];             
110.                 data[0] = MyDay; data[1] = MyMonth; data[2] = MyHour; data[3] = MyMin; data[4] = MySec; data[5] = 
111. user; data[6] = myLon; data[7] = myLat;
112.                   //this if case will fill the array just if the search is null               
113.                 if (data[0] ==null){
114.                    data[0] = "24"; data[1] = "05"; data[2] = "17"; data[3] = "19"; data[4] = "55"; data[5] = "ikkio"; data[6] = 
115. "9.2033"; data[7] = "45.4853";
116.                  }             
117. 
     
118.                 for (int k=0; k < data.length; k++) {
119.                     writer.write(data[k] + ",");
120.                  }
121. 
     
122.                    writer.write("\n");
123.                    writer.write("\n");
124.                    writer.flush();
125. 
     
126.                 //println("Created at: " + MyDay +"-"+ MyMonth +" at: "+ MyHour +"-"+ MyMin +"-"+ MySec + " @" + user + ": longitude: "+ myLon + " latitude: "+ myLat );
127.              
128.               }
129.             }
130. 
     
131.     println("--");
132.     println("sleeping...");
133.     println("--");
134.     println("Count: "+ count);
135.     println();
136. 
     
137.     println();
138.     
139.     count +=1;
140.     Thread.sleep(10400);
141. 
     
142.     } catch (TwitterException te) {
143.         te.printStackTrace();
144.         println("TWITTER ERROR, Failed to search tweets: " + te.getMessage());
145.         exit();
146.     }
147.     
148.     }
149.       //exit WHILE (COUNT o TRUE)
150.       writer.close();
151.       exit();
152. 
     
153.     } catch (InterruptedException e) { 
154. 
     
155.     e.printStackTrace(); 
156.     }  
157. } catch (IOException ioe) {
158.   println("IO/ERROR: " + ioe);
159.   }    
160. }
161. 
     

The function that doesn't work in Processing 2.0 is the BufferedWriter. How can I update my code so that it works?


I allready updated this line myself:

  //  Date ddate = new Date();

  java.util.Date ddate = new java.util.Date();

Date ddate = new Date(); wasn't working. I guess I need to do something simular with the Writer, but I cant find out how. 


Hope that someone can help me with this.


Thanks in advance.



Joshua