README.txt in cohitre-caculo-0.0.4 vs README.txt in cohitre-caculo-0.0.6

@@ -3,35 +3,39 @@
 * http://caculo.cohitre.com
 
 
 == The Succinct Summary:
 
-Caculo lets you simulate interaction with a browser via Ruby. It has the option to load a Javascript Library and call Javascript functions on the document. This allows for simple code that takes advantage of exisiting libraries.
+Caculo lets you simulate interaction with a browser via Ruby. It has the option to load a Javascript Library and call Javascript functions on the document. This allows for simple code that takes advantage of existing libraries.
 
 Caculo is inspired by the Watir/FireWatir/SafariWatir trio, However, by simplifying the way of communicating with the browser it tries to offer an integrated cross-browser solution. It also extends the Test/Unit framework to provide some abbreviations to common functions.
 
-
 == The Polite Apology
 
 I haven't really tested Caculo outside of my computer, so things may not work as expected out of the box. 
 
 == The Descriptive Example:
 
-   browser = Caculo.open :safari
-   browser.libraries = [:jquery]
+Here's a short example of how to use caculo to do a very fun google search. 
 
-   browser.visit( 'http://google.com' )
+  require "rubygems"
+  require "caculo"
 
-   browser["input[@name='q']"].val! 'cohitre'
-   browser["form[@name='f']"].submit!
+  page = Caculo::Browser.open(:safari)
+  
+  page.visit( "http://www.google.com" )
+  page.search("input[name=q]") { |obj| obj.val("cohitre") }
+  page.search("form[name=f]") { |form| form.submit }
+  
+  sleep(1)
+  page.load_libraries!
+  sleep(1)
+  
+  puts page.search("ol li:first a:first"){|f| f.text }
+  puts page.search("ol li:first a:first"){|f| f.attr("href") }
 
-   browser.wait
-   browser.load_libraries
 
-   browser.visit browser['#res .g:eq(1) h2.r a'].attr('href').execute
-
-
 == The Required Requirements
 
 For testing in Firefox you will need the JSSh plugin. After the plugin has been installed and turned on, you need to call firefox with:
 
 $ firefox -jssh
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 $ sudo gem install rubyosa
 
 
 == The Daunting Installation:
 
-$ gem install caculo
+$ gem sources -a http://gems.github.com
+$ sudo gem install cohitre-caculo
 
 
 == The Permissive License
 
 (The MIT License)
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