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Bz2 multistream #9

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@piskvorky there you go: Support for multistream bzipped files in Python 2.x
This fixes #7

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Great, thanks!

Appears the new unit tests use functionality only available in py2.7... any way to make them 2.6 compatible?

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@piskvorky the only way to make them work in Python 2.6 is to use to pip install unittest2 and use import unittest2 as unittest

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Or the simple commit just added

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The latest likely passes on Python 2.6 too.

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All green now: ready for your review ;)

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Looks good to me!

Let's wait for @VincTheSecond opinion, he's the package maintainer & merge-master, I'm +1.

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Looks good to me too, thank you very much! :)

VincTheSecond pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 29, 2015
@VincTheSecond VincTheSecond merged commit f9eae9b into piskvorky:master Jan 29, 2015
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Consider using bz2file for python < 3 to support multistreams bz2
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