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  • But I found two things:

    1) user_timeline() returns an arrayref, not an array (docs are unclear)

    2) If you pass an ID explicitly to user_timeline() it seems to work, even if the ID is the same as the authenticating user and is therefore redundant. For instance, this works:

        my $username = 'cwinters';
        my $password = 'blah';
        my $tw = Net::Twitter->new( username => $username,
                                    password => $password );
        my $items = $tw->user_timeline({ count => 10,
                                         id    => $username });
        foreach my $item ( @{ $items } ) {
            print "Item:\n", Dumper( $item ), "\n\n";
        }

    But if I remove the 'id' parameter from user_timeline() it does not.

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