README.rdoc in lwe-page_title_helper-0.4.0 vs README.rdoc in lwe-page_title_helper-0.5.0

@@ -59,12 +59,12 @@
     page_title :format => ':title / :app' # => "Contacts / My cool app"
     
 Adding custom interpolations is as easy as defining a block, for example to access the current
 controller:
 
-    PageTitleHelper.interpolates :controller do |title,options|
-      controller.class.humanize
+    PageTitleHelper.interpolates :controller do |env|
+      env.controller.controller_name.humanize
     end
     
     page_title :format => ':title / :controller / :app' # => "Welcome back / Dashboard / My cool app"
     
 To access just the title, without any magic app stuff interpolated or appended, use:
@@ -75,18 +75,33 @@
 == All options - explained
 
 * <tt>page_title { ... }</tt> - not per se an option, but if a block is given the methods sets a
   custom title and overwrites any DRY-I18n title.
 * <tt>:app</tt> - specifiy the applications name, however it's recommended to define the
-  translation key <tt>:'app.name'</tt>. If set to <tt>true</tt>, just returns the app name,
-  as defined in the translations or based on the +RAILS_ROOT+ humanized basename.
+  translation key <tt>:'app.name'</tt> or use the the fallback behaviour for the humanzied
+  basename of +RAILS_ROOT+.
 * <tt>:default</tt> - string which is displayed when no translation exists and no custom title
   has been specified. Can also be set to a symbol or array to take advantage of
   <tt>I18n.translate</tt>s <tt>:default</tt> option. (Default is <tt>:'app.tagline'</tt>)
 * <tt>:format</tt> - defines the output format, accepts a string containing multiple interpolations,
   see <i>More fun with <tt>:format</tt></i>. If set to +false+, just the current title is returned.
+  If <tt>:format => :app</tt> then just the application name is returned.
   (Default is <tt>":app - :title"</tt>)
 * <tt>:suffix</tt> - not happy with the fact that the translations must be named like
   <tt>en -> contacts -> index -> title</tt>, but prefer e.g. them to be suffixed with
   <tt>page_title</tt>? Then just set <tt>:suffix => :page_title</tt>. (Default <tt>:title</tt>)
 
+If an option should be set globally it's possible to change the default options hash as follows:
+
+    PageTitleHelper.options[:format] = ':title / :app'
+    
+Note, currently it only makes sense to set <tt>:format</tt> and/or <tt>:default</tt> globally.
+
+== Some (maybe useful) interpolations
+
+    # internationalized controller names, with fallback
+    PageTitleHelper.interpolates :controller do |env|
+      I18n.t env.controller.controller_path.tr('/','.') + '.controller', :default => env.controller.controller_name.humanize
+    end
+    
+== Licence and copyright
 Copyright (c) 2009 Lukas Westermann (Zurich, Switzerland), released under the MIT license