NAME

Net::Gnip::BaseStream - represent a list of Gnip objects

SYNOPIS

            

              
              
# Create a new stream    
my $stream = Net::Gnip::BaseStream->new();
# ... or parse from XML
my $stream = Net::Gnip::BaseStream->parse($xml);
# assume that the subclass of BaseStream 
# has children named foo
# set the foos
$stream->foos(@foos);
# get the filters 
my @foos = $stream->foos;
# or use an iterator
while (my $foo = $stream->next) {
    print $foo->name;
}
$stream->reset;
# ... now you can use it again
while (my $foo = $stream->foo) {
    print $foo->name;
}
            
          

METHODS

new

Create a new, empty stream

children [child[ren]]

Get or set the children

parse <xml>

Takes a string of XML, parses it and returns a new, potentially populated FilterStream

next

Returns the next Child object

reset

Resets the iterator

as_xml

Return this stream as xml