README.md in gm-notepad-0.0.10 vs README.md in gm-notepad-0.0.11

@@ -2,10 +2,14 @@
 
 A command-line tool to help with your GM-ing.
 
 ## To install
 
+First, you will need a working copy of Ruby. I recommend following the [instructions over at rbenv's Github page](https://github.com/rbenv/rbenv#installation).
+
+Next, you'll want to install the `gm-notepad` gem.
+
 `$ gem install gm-notepad`
 
 ## Background
 
 On a commute home from work, while listening to [Judd Karlman's "Daydreaming about Dragons" podcast](https://anchor.fm/daydreaming-about-dragons/)
@@ -59,11 +63,10 @@
     -r, --report_config              Dump the configuration data (Default: false)
     -p, --path=PATH                  Path(s) for {table_name}.<config.table_extension> files (Default: ["."])
     -f, --filesystem_directory=DIR   Path to dump tables (Default: ".")
     -x, --table_extension=EXT        Extension to use for selecting tables (Default: ".txt")
     -t, --timestamp                  Append a timestamp to the note (Default: false)
-    -d, --defer_output               Defer output until system close (Default: false)
 
 Color options:
     -i, --skip-interactive-color     Disable color rendering for interactive buffer (Default: false)
     -o, --with-output-color          Enable color rendering for output buffer (Default: false)
 
@@ -77,11 +80,10 @@
 Which writes the following to the `interactive` buffer (eg. `$stderr`)::
 
 ```console
 # Configuration Parameters:
 #   config[:report_config] = true
-#   config[:defer_output] = false
 #   config[:filesystem_directory] = "."
 #   config[:interactive_buffer] = #<IO:<STDERR>>
 #   config[:interactive_color] = true
 #   config[:output_color] = false
 #   config[:list_tables] = false
@@ -225,18 +227,20 @@
 - [X] Enable "up" and "down" to scroll through history
 - [X] Add index name when rendering table entries
 - [ ] Gracefully handle loading a malformed data file (maybe?)
 - [X] Add concept of history
 - [X] When expanding tables account for line expansion (via \n and \t)
-- [ ] Separate the InputHandler into pre-amble (e.g. allow overrides to where we are writing, determine what command we are writing)
+- [X] Separate the InputHandler into pre-amble (e.g. allow overrides to where we are writing, determine what command we are writing)
 - [X] Create a configuration object that captures the initial input (reduce passing around parameters and persisting copies of the config)
 - [ ] Add concept of "journal entry"; its not a table (perhaps) but something that you could capture notes.
 - [X] Add column handling `{table[][]}`
-- [ ] Gracefully handle cell lookup when named cell for entry is not found
+- [X] Gracefully handle cell lookup when named cell for entry is not found
 - [X] Support `\{\{table}-name}` You should be able to do `\{\{culture}-name}` and first evaluate to `{arabic-name}` and then get a value from the `arabic-name` table
 - [X] Ensure index names are lower-case
 - [ ] Hit 100% spec coverage
 - [ ] Create a "To Render Object"; When you parse the input, you push relevant lines to that "To Render Object". When you look at a table, you want to know what the column names are.
+- [X] Remove "defer" printing concept
+- [ ] Add ability to shell out; I would love to leverage the [swnt](https://github.com/nboughton/swnt) command line tool
 
 ### Stretch TODO
 
 - [ ] Handle a `.gm-notepadrc` to inject default configurations
 - [ ] Allow configuration to specify colors