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I've got a pretty simple script here:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Net::Twitter;
my $username;
my $password;
my $friendname;
my $handle = Net::Twitter->new({username=>$username, password=>$password}) or die $!;
my $rate_limit_status = $handle->rate_limit_status();
my $public_timeline = $handle->public_timeline();
my $friends_ids = $handle->friends_ids({id=>'znmeb'});
my $followers_ids = $handle->followers_ids({id=>'znmeb'});
etc. The $username and $password are stored in 'login.pl'. It looks like these method calls are using anywhere from ten to 25 API calls each. I can only run this script a couple of times before the "rate_limit_status" is showing I have zero calls left. Am I doing something wrong??
I'll post some numbers in about an hour. :)
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