> TheSum if (TheSum != 100) tweet(’O-oh! @Ehva must look for the needle in the haystack’) else tweet(’Happiness!’)

Tiny example:

> TheSum if (TheSum != 100) tweet(’O-oh! @Ehva must look for the needle in the haystack’) else tweet(’Happiness!’)

http://twitter.com/Ehva/statuses/2220116077

had I had the data
> TheSum <- 50+50 # No2
the tweet would express another feeling

Note: I name the function “tweet” instead of “update”.

@Ehva

(PS: Terribly sorry about those previous comments with missing lines!)

Tiny example:
> TheSum if (TheSum != 100) tweet(’O-oh! @Ehva must look for the needle in the haystack’) else tweet(’Happiness!’)

http://twitter.com/Ehva/statuses/2220116077

had I had the data
> TheSum <- 50+50 #No2
the tweet would express another feeling

Note: I name the function “tweet” instead of “update”.

@Ehva

(PS: Terribly sorry about those previous comments with missing lines!)

Tiny example:
> TheSum if (TheSum != 100) tweet(’O-oh! @Ehva must look for the needle in the haystack’) else tweet(’Happiness!’)

http://twitter.com/Ehva/statuses/2220116077

had I had the data
> TheSum <- 67+16+17 # Set4 Variable2
the tweet would express another feeling

Note: I name the function “tweet” instead of “update”.

@Ehva

(PS: Terribly sorry about those previous comments with missing lines!)

Tiny example:
> TheSum if (TheSum != 100) tweet(’O-oh! @Ehva must look for the needle in the haystack’) else tweet(’Happiness!’)

http://twitter.com/Ehva/statuses/2220116077

had I had the data
> TheSum <- 67+16+17 # Set4 Variable2
the tweet would express another feeling

Note: I name the function “tweet” instead of “update”.

@Ehva

PS: Sorry, I had to post again, there were errors in the first comment.

Tiny example:
> TheSum if (TheSum != 100) tweet(‘O-oh! @Ehva must look for the needle in the haystack’) else tweet(‘Happiness!’)

http://twitter.com/Ehva/statuses/2220116077

if I had this, the tweet would be:
> TheSum <- 67+16+17 # Set4 Variable2

Note: I name the function “tweet” instead of “update”.

@Ehva

yeah, I hate formatting links in comments. damn

“How do I get “from [MyApp]” appended to updates sent from my API application?

We now recommend developers use OAuth to perform authentication with the API. When applications use OAuth, Twitter automatically knows the source of status updates. We are therefore able to append source attribution (from “[MyApp]“) to tweets. If you would like tweets from your application to recieve a source parameter, please register an application and implement OAuth authentication. We will automatically include your application as the source for any tweets sent from your application.

We originally allowed applications to create a source paramter for non-OAuth use but that has been discontinued. Applications pre-OAuth source parameters will remain active, but new registrations are no longer accepted.”

I was lead astray since there are so many examples online that use the “source” tag. Grrrrrr.

Now if only there was a way to make it say that it was posted from R instead of the web….