README.rdoc in pollyanna-1.0.3 vs README.rdoc in pollyanna-1.0.4

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-= Pollyanna - very simple search for your ActiveRecord models
-
-Pollyanna adds a very simple full text search to your ActiveRecord models.
-Before saving, searchable models copy strings relevant to the search into a text column.
-Pollyanna finds results for a query using LIKE patterns in SQL.
-
-We found Pollyanna very useful for search-as-you-type boxes.
-
-== Example 
-
-    class Movie < ActiveRecord::Base
-      include Pollyanna::Searchable
-
-      def search_text
-        "#{title} #{year} #{director}"
-      end
-
-    end
-
-    class MoviesController
-
-      def index
-        @movies = Movie.search(params[:query])
-      end
-
-    end
-
-== Making a model searchable
-
-1. Add a text column "search_text" to a model
-2. Have the model include <tt>Pollyanna::Searchable</tt>
-3. Overwrite <tt>search_text</tt> to define which text is indexed upon saving
-4. <tt>Model.search("query goes here")</tt> now gives you a scope for the results of your query. Blank queries return everything.
-
-== Searching other columns
-
-If you want to search a column other than <tt>search_text</tt>, you may say <tt>Movie.search(query, :by => "other_column")</tt>.
-
-== How queries are matched
-
-- Pollyanna matches partial words, so "oo" matches "foo".
-- Multiple words in a query are AND-ed automatically.
-
-== Installation
-
-Add the following to your <tt>Initializer.run</tt> block in your <tt>environment.rb</tt>:
-    config.gem 'pollyanna', :source => 'http://gemcutter.org'
-Then do a 
-    sudo rake gems:install
-
-Alternatively, use
-    sudo gem sources -a http://gemcutter.org
-    sudo gem install pollyanna
-
-== Credits
-
-Henning Koch
-
-{www.makandra.de}[http://www.makandra.de/]
+= Pollyanna - very simple search for your ActiveRecord models
+
+Pollyanna adds a very simple full text search to your ActiveRecord models.
+Before saving, searchable models copy strings relevant to the search into a text column.
+Pollyanna finds results for a query using LIKE patterns in SQL.
+
+We found Pollyanna very useful for search-as-you-type boxes.
+
+== Example 
+
+    class Movie < ActiveRecord::Base
+      include Pollyanna::Searchable
+
+      def search_text
+        "#{title} #{year} #{director}"
+      end
+
+    end
+
+    class MoviesController
+
+      def index
+        @movies = Movie.search(params[:query])
+      end
+
+    end
+
+== Making a model searchable
+
+1. Add a text column "search_text" to a model
+2. Have the model include <tt>Pollyanna::Searchable</tt>
+3. Overwrite <tt>search_text</tt> to define which text is indexed upon saving
+4. <tt>Model.search("query goes here")</tt> now gives you a scope for the results of your query. Blank queries return everything.
+
+== Searching other columns
+
+If you want to search a column other than <tt>search_text</tt>, you may say <tt>Movie.search(query, :by => "other_column")</tt>.
+
+== How queries are matched
+
+- Pollyanna matches partial words, so "oo" matches "foo".
+- Multiple words in a query are AND-ed automatically.
+
+
+== Installation
+
+Pollyanna is a gem, which you can install with
+    sudo gem install pollyanna
+
+In Rails 2, add the following to your <tt>environment.rb</tt>:
+    config.gem 'pollyanna'
+
+In Rails 3, add the following to your <tt>Gemfile</tt>:
+    gem 'pollyanna'
+
+
+== Rails 3 compatibility
+
+We cannot guarantee Rails 3 compatibility at this point, but we will upgrade the gem when Rails 3 is released.
+
+
+== Credits
+
+Henning Koch
+
+{makandra.com}[http://makandra.com/]
+
+{gem-session.com}[http://gem-session.com/]