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changed some sys.ext calls to parser.error
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This is achieved by letting the InfoExtractors instruct its downloader to
process the information dictionary just after extracting the information. As a
consequence, some code is simplified too.
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This makes it possible to initialize it with value zero and later let the
trouble() overwrite the value. It simplifies error treatment and paves the way
for the InfoExtracto objects to call process_info() themselves, which should
solve the issues with tor and some other problems.
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This fixes issue #7 and is recommended after a bug report I made to the
Python team:
http://bugs.python.org/issue5815
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It turned out that, despite the program working without apparent errors,
the code for setting the language was completely wrong. First, it didn't
run unless some form of authentication was performed. Second, I
misstyped _LANG_URL as _LOGIN_URL, so the language was not being set at
all! Amazing it still worked.
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