i am using the twitter4j library and the quiry http://stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/filter.json?locations=-150,-60,150,60

when i do this in the browser i get lots of interesting info like the logitue and latitude and the tweet text, but as soon as i put it into my sketch i can only seem to get the tweet text and for my experiment i need the longitude and latitude so i can map it.

Also it is running very slow (i get about 3 tweets ever 3 mins) i have tryed the code in another/simpler sketch to see if it was the quiry that was being slow or my sketch and it turns out its my sketch so if anyone has any ideas on how i can speed it up by editing my code that would be great.


Thanks

here is my code:

import com.twitter.processing.*;
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//float for random position on my text
float xPos;
float yPos;
//float for my random color on text
float r, g, b;
//float for random text size
float textsize;

// 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(1000,800);
 

  // set up twitter stream object
  TweetStream s = new TweetStream(this,
  "stream.twitter.com", 80, "1/statuses/filter.json?locations=-150,-60,150,60", "TWITTERUSSER", "TWITTERPASWORD");
  s.go();
 
  background(0);
}

void draw() {
 
 
  //random x/y position
    xPos =(100);
  yPos = (500);
 
 
  background(0);
 //random text size not yet working
   textsize =(15);
 
  // set up fonts
  PFont font;
  font = createFont("ArialMT-48.vlw", textsize);
  textFont(font);
  textSize(textsize);
  fill(255);
 
 
  // and draw the text of the last tweet
  text(tweetText, xPos, yPos);
}

// 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;
}