Javascript API questions

[jostheim]

Hi-

The @anywhere javascript is thinly documented (I am being nice saying
that :) ). I have some questions.

1.) When doing a Status.search() can I say how many search results I
want (up to the limit)? Can I supply a since_id parameter?

2.) When I get a result back the only thing I can seem to do is go
through the statuses using the each() functionality. This doesn't
work for me, I need to know when I am done going through the list so I
can update some other things, how do I either get the whole list of
statuses, or do a closure to call something when I am done going
through the entire list?

3.) For User.timeline(), can I provide a since_id, if so how?

4.) In firebug a see a whole list of functions on my "result" objects
from doing a Status.search()... What do each of those do and how do I
use them? For thoroughness here they are:

each (I know what this one does)
filter (you have an example for this one)
first (you have an example for this one)
concat
every
find
get
join
last
length
map
none
pop
push
some

I need to be able to do the same things I can do with the old api in
order to use this... should I just go back to the old api with
callbacks?

James

[Todd Kloots]

Hi James -

We know the API is indeed thinly documented, the primary reason for
that is that we consider the API to be part of our internals for
@Anywhere and not something that we are supporting in an official
capacity at the moment:

http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-dev-anywhere/msg/ee8bc9e68b8d8efc

- Todd

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[jostheim]

Sorry for jumping the gun, I'll go back to the old api... what is the
timeline for this api to actually be ready?

James