twitvim: add client name

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Index: twitvim.vim
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--- twitvim.vim	(revision 253)
+++ twitvim.vim	(working copy)
@@ -2584,6 +2584,9 @@
 	" Twitter user name: from start of line to first colon.
 	syntax match twitterUser /^.\{-1,}:/
 
+	" Twitter client: following time next.
+	syntax match twitterClient /\[[^\]]\+\]\ze\|[^|]\+|$/
+
 	" Use the bars to recognize the time but hide the bars.
 	syntax match twitterTime /|[^|]\+|$/ contains=twitterTimeBar
 	syntax match twitterTimeBar /|/ contained
@@ -2605,6 +2608,7 @@
 	syntax match twitterTitleStar /\*$/ contained
 
 	highlight default link twitterUser Identifier
+	highlight default link twitterClient Special
 	highlight default link twitterTime String
 	highlight default link twitterTimeBar Ignore
 	highlight default link twitterTitle Title
@@ -2842,8 +2846,9 @@
 	let text = s:convert_entity(s:get_status_text(item))
     endif
     let pubdate = s:time_filter(s:xml_get_element(item, 'created_at'))
+    let source = substitute(s:convert_entity(s:xml_get_element(item, 'source')), '<[^>]\+>', '', 'g')
 
-    return user.': '.text.' |'.pubdate.'|'
+    return user.': '.text.' ['.source.']|'.pubdate.'|'
 endfunction
 
 " Get in-reply-to from a status element. If this is a retweet, use the id of
@@ -5182,7 +5187,9 @@
 	call add(s:curbuffer.statuses, status)
 	call add(s:curbuffer.inreplyto, get(item, 'in_reply_to_status_id_str', ''))
 
-	call add(text, user.': '.line.' |'.pubdate.'|')
+	let source = substitute(s:convert_entity(s:time_filter(get(item, 'source', ''))), '<[^>]\+>', '', 'g')
+
+	call add(text, user.': '.line.' ['.source.']|'.pubdate.'|')
     endfor
 
     call s:twitter_wintext(text, "timeline")