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edit approved Dec 25, 2013 at 18:34
smeso
edit approved Dec 25, 2013 at 18:34
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Below there is some fully functioning code.

I am planning to execute this code through command line, however I would like it to end after 60 seconds.

Does anyone know the best way of going about this?

Thanks in advance.

import time   class listener(StreamListener):  def on_data(self, data):   try:   print data   saveFile = open('twitDB.csv','a')   saveFile.write(data)   saveFile.write('\n')   saveFile.close()   return True   except BaseException, e:   print 'failed ondata,' ,str(e)   time.sleep(5)  def on_error(self, status):   print status

Below there is some fully functioning code.

I am planning to execute this code through command line, however I would like it to end after 60 seconds.

Does anyone know the best way of going about this?

Thanks in advance.

import time class listener(StreamListener): def on_data(self, data): try: print data saveFile = open('twitDB.csv','a') saveFile.write(data) saveFile.write('\n') saveFile.close() return True except BaseException, e: print 'failed ondata,' ,str(e) time.sleep(5) def on_error(self, status): print status

Below there is some fully functioning code.

I am planning to execute this code through command line, however I would like it to end after 60 seconds.

Does anyone know the best way of going about this?

Thanks in advance.

import time  class listener(StreamListener):  def on_data(self, data):   try:   print data   saveFile = open('twitDB.csv','a')   saveFile.write(data)   saveFile.write('\n')   saveFile.close()   return True   except BaseException, e:   print 'failed ondata,' ,str(e)   time.sleep(5)  def on_error(self, status):   print status
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End python code after 60 seconds

Below there is some fully functioning code.

I am planning to execute this code through command line, however I would like it to end after 60 seconds.

Does anyone know the best way of going about this?

Thanks in advance.

import time class listener(StreamListener): def on_data(self, data): try: print data saveFile = open('twitDB.csv','a') saveFile.write(data) saveFile.write('\n') saveFile.close() return True except BaseException, e: print 'failed ondata,' ,str(e) time.sleep(5) def on_error(self, status): print status