/**
* Send a special request to Search API
*
* @param string $endPoint The search API endpoint minus extension
* @param array $params An array of parameters
*
* @throws {@link Services_Twitter_Exception} on API/HTTP errors
* @return object Instance of stdClass of JSON response
* @see Services_Common::sendRequest()
*/
protected function sendRequest($endPoint, array $params = array())
{
$endPoint = self::$uri . $endPoint . '.' . Services_Twitter::OUTPUT_JSON;
return parent::sendRequest($endPoint, $params, 'GET', Services_Twitter::OUTPUT_JSON);
}
/**
* __call
*
* Evidently, PHP considers 'new' a reserved keyword. I really, really
* wanted to keep the interface the same across the board and Twitter uses
* /direct_messages/new so Services_Twitter should use
* $foo->direct_messages->new(), which was causing parse errors. This is
* an ugly hack to work around this issue.
*
* @param string $function The API endpoint to call
* @param array $args The arguments for the API endpoint
*
* @throws Services_Twitter_Exception
* @return object Instance of SimpleXMLElement
* @see Services_Twitter_DirectMessages::dmNew()
* @see Services_Twitter_Common::__call()
*/
public function __call($function, array $args = array())
{
switch ($function) {
case 'new':
if (!isset($args[0]) || !isset($args[1])) {
throw new Services_Twitter_Exception('id and text are required when sending a direct message', Services_Twitter::ERROR_UNKNOWN);
}
return $this->dmNew($args[0], $args[1]);
default:
return parent::__call($function, $args);
}
}
