Automatically queuing actions and performing them as the ratelimit permits is awesome - it's critical to the app I'm doing right now.
You are lucky as the RateLimitHandler is the main feature of Tweetinvi 0.9.5.0.
How would one manage simulatanous streams? I have a user stream I want to listen to at the same time as a filter stream, but the filter stream does not kick off if the user stream is initiated.
I think your problem comes from the fact that you are starting 2 streams in the same thread. Simply use the Async method and everything should work as you expect.
Regards,
Linvi
You are lucky as the RateLimitHandler is the main feature of Tweetinvi 0.9.5.0.
How would one manage simulatanous streams? I have a user stream I want to listen to at the same time as a filter stream, but the filter stream does not kick off if the user stream is initiated.
I think your problem comes from the fact that you are starting 2 streams in the same thread. Simply use the Async method and everything should work as you expect.
// UserStreamvar us = Stream.CreateUserStream(); us.StartStreamAsync(); // FilteredStreamvar fs = Stream.CreateFilteredStream(); fs.StartStreamMatchingAllConditionsAsync();
Linvi