- added login command (login AWS-KEY AWS-SECRET)
- consumed unit is now printed only if "consumed on" (otherwise I can't redirect "scan" to a usable python file)
- added --cmd2 option to force using cmd2 (if you need redirections)
- scan and query now print out a python array (that can be imported by other tools)
- better error handling
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:raff/dynash

Conflicts:
	dynash.py
added import command. it can read the output of a list command and re-insert the items
Adding version number and setup / install script
- the update capacity method only allows to increase the current
  capacity up to twice the current value, so in order to increase it to
  higher values now I read the current value and double until I reach the
  requested amount.
- renamed delete table command to drop
- added comment line (if they start with #)
- fixed version number (I copied the line from boto :)
Can't use ! to specify comments (it's used for shell commands) and I
really wanted to use ';'. Still '#' is the preferred marker
On scan count I need to iterate the scan request if LastEvaluatedKey is present
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/raff/dynash
- the capacity command now calls update capacity multiple times until it reaches the request value (AWS only allow to double- at max -  your current capacity at each request)
- renamed "delete" table to "drop" table
Merge branch 'master' of http://github.com/raff/dynash

Conflicts:
	dynash.py
use __version__ from dynash.py
- cmd2 is now required
- flags are set using cmd2 set/show command instaed of implementing specific commands
reworked packaging so that setup.py can get the right version WITHOUT
trying to import all the requirements
adding history file (via readline, if available)
- cleaned up setup.py
- bumped version to 0.6.2
Adding test for Python >= 2.6
- version 0.6.3
- readline on OSX doesn't do command completion - found some cool code
  that makes it work on OSX/*nux and *ndows
- cleaned up some pep8 / pyflakes complains
Fixed issue #1: unexpected keyword argument 'count'

I swear table.query DID have a count argument, as table.scan does. It must have been removed in the latest version of boto.

- removed -c option from "query" command
- added "-#" option to "scan" and "query" command, to set max_results. But it doesn't seem to work, and I blame boto for it!

Also, something is still wrong with "query", but at least now it doesn't throw an error.
Fix problems reported by https://github.com/cjwebb:

- query command forgot to print result (I was wondering why it stopped
  working ):

- keys (hash key and range key) are now converted to the appropriate
  type, according to the schema (string or number)