README in methodchain-0.1.0

- old
+ new

@@ -5,19 +5,19 @@
 == Author and License
 Copyright (c) 2008 Greg Weber, http://gregweber.info
 Licensed under the MIT license
 
 == Example
-= tap
+==== tap
 if you don't already know about this method, look it up on the net.  The tap included here allows message sending.
 
 OLD WAY (still valid with this tap)
   [1].tap {|arr| arr.compact!}.first # => 1
 NEW WAY
   [1].tap(:compact!).first # => 1
 
-= #then and #else
+==== #then and #else
 OLD WAY
   name = person ? person.name : nil
 
 NEW WaY
   name = person.then {|p| p.name}
@@ -56,19 +56,17 @@
 
   require 'methodchain'
 
 === selectively import MethodChain methods
 
-then_else will load just the then and else methods and not the tap method
+  require 'methodchain/not_included'
 
-  require 'methodchain/then_else'
-
 not_included will load the MethodChain module without including it anywhere.
+Already have your own version of tap? use the module-import gem to decide what to include
 
-  require 'methodchain/not_included'
-
 == Implementation
-a helper method called self_eval is also exposed.  This method allows the two different block forms {|p| p.name} and {name}, where the second form is called using instance_eval.
+* There are no proxy objects, these are simply function calls, so it should be fast.
+* A helper method called self_eval is also exposed.  This method allows the two different block forms {|p| p.name} and {name}, where the second form is called using instance_eval.
 
 == Install
 gem install methodchain
 
 == Source