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The official oauth guide makes this recommendation:
It is important not to try and perform
the sort operation on some combined
string of both name and value as some
known separators (such as ‘=’) will
cause the sort order to change due to
their impact on the string value.
If this is the case, then what would be an efficient way of doing this? A second iteration after the initial sort looking for equal keys?
Just sort the list of tuples (name, value) — Python does lexicographic ordering for you.