Make code blocks use syntax highlighting in README
fix links
GitHub doesn't handle empty links
Handling errors in TwitterHTTPError __init__
Adding test runner and test case for TwitterHTTPError error handling.
Merge pull request #131 from pykler/master

With Twitter 1.1 an invalid oauth raises httplib.IncompleteRead
An exception is happening in the TwitterHTTPError's __init__ when it is trying to read twitter's error message. This patch catches that error (IncompleteRead Error) and handles it.

Also included in this pull request is a test case to demonstrate this error as well as a runner.py file to help run all the tests.
Merge pull request #125 from MrMitch/syntax-highlighting

Make code blocks use syntax highlighting in README
Make code blocks use syntax highlighting so they are more eye-friendly
Also make URL be turned into `<a></a>` markup
Removing runner.py ... all you need is python-nose to run them.
Merge pull request #132 from pykler/master

Removing tests/runner.py (not needed)
Be safe about looking for the Content-Encoding header.
Merge pull request #134 from pykler/master

Being safe looking for content-encoding header
I managed to bump into a situation with stream.twitter.com where the content encoding header was not in the headers ... so I am making the check more robust to handle the case where the header is not there.

@sixohsix can you consider merging this in before the micro version bump.
Make Python 3.3 work again.
Default to 1.1 for all domains, not just api.twitter.com.
1.1 as default in stream. Give up on simplejson.
Version 1.9.2.
use relative imports in api.py for twitter_globals and auth
Merge pull request #137 from MrMitch/relative_imports

use relative imports in api.py for twitter_globals and auth
Fix twitter stream error under python 3

This fixes the "AttributeError: '_io.BufferedReader' object has no
attribute '_sock'" error when trying to create a twitter stream with
python3
Merge pull request #138 from DarkDefender/master

Fix twitter stream under python 3
This fixes the "AttributeError: '_io.BufferedReader' object has no attribute '_sock'" error when trying to create a twitter stream with python3.

There are two issues (#70 and #108) that are fixed with this commit.

I have written a twitter script in python 3 with your twitter lib so I would be really glad if you can merge this and then create a new point release of the lib.

That way I can release the script without having to tell the users to manually patch the twitter lib.

I'm sorry if you've already read my reply to #108. But I would really like this to get merged and released ASAP.
Fix search test to use 1.1 API.