Re: coordinates

[rakesh mukundan]

If you want to access coordinates from a status, try the following

status = <some function which will return you a status object>
 if status.get('coordinates') : # coordinates are not always present in a tweet
                longi        = status['coordinates']['coordinates'][0]
                lat        = status['coordinates']['coordinates'][1]

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Rakesh Mukundan
http://www.rakeshmukundan.in/

On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 11:21 PM, <axel.c...@gmail.com> wrote:

hi, well i guess exist a method to acces coordinates 'cause i saw:

status.geo
status.place
status.coordinates

and read at https://dev.twitter.com/discussions/3755

Some search API responses will contain a populated "geo" object:

1.       "geo": {

2.         "coordinates": [

3.           40.6455,

4.           -73.7757

5.         ],

6.         "type": "Point"

7.       },

Others will contain a "location", pulled from the user's profile location info. Sometimes this has coordinates:

"location": "iPhone: 40.643913,-73.749466",

but other times it may be arbitrary:

"location": "YYZ - JFK",

but i want to know how to acces and use it... i try: coor = twitter.status(); print [c for c in coor]  but nothing ... only get a memmory address anyone can explain me how to? examples or anything?

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