README.txt in aniero-tire_swing-0.0.2 vs README.txt in aniero-tire_swing-0.0.3

@@ -15,14 +15,14 @@
 
 Given a treetop grammar:
 
   grammar SimpleAssignment
     rule assignment
-      lhs:variable space* "=" space* rhs:variable <create_node(:assignment)>
+      lhs:variable space* "=" space* rhs:variable <node(:assignment)>
     end
     rule variable
-      [a-z]+ <create_node(:variable)>
+      [a-z]+ <node(:variable)>
     end
     rule space
       [ ]+
     end
   end
@@ -34,13 +34,17 @@
 
     node :assignment, :lhs, :rhs
     node :variable, :value => :text_value
   end
 
-When you parse the grammar and call .build, it will return an AST using the nodes you defined, auto-building everything
+And use TireSwing to extend the Treetop-provided parser with a helper method or two:
+
+  TireSwing.parses_grammar(SimpleAssignment)
+
+When you parse the grammar using the helper, it will return an AST using the nodes you defined, auto-building everything
 for you:
 
-  ast = Parser.parse("foo = bar").build
+  ast = SimpleAssignment.ast("foo = bar")
 
   ast.class #=> SimpleAssignment::Assignment
   ast.lhs.class #=> SimpleAssignment::Variable
   ast.lhs.value #=> "foo"