README.md in robot-vim-0.0.1 vs README.md in robot-vim-0.1.0

@@ -1,60 +1,46 @@
 # RobotVim - Easy Vim Automation
 RobotVim is a Ruby gem that allows you to invoke Vim from inside of Ruby
 programs.  It was designed to allow Vim developers to TDD/BDD their Vim plugins
 and scripts.
 
-## Important
-Right now there is no real code to this project.  It's just this README.  Code is coming soon.
-
 ## Installation
 To install RobotVim run
     gem install robot-vim
 or clone this reposity and run
     rake install
 
+
 ## Dependencies
-RobotVim is developed with Ruby 1.9.2 and bundler.  It has not been tested with older versions of Ruby.
+RobotVim is developed with Vim 7.3, Ruby 1.9.2, and bundler.
 
+
 ## Example Usage
 
 ### Initialization
-Create an instance that will use your user's default Vim and vimrc file
-    robot = RobotVim.new()
+Create an instance that will use your user's default Vim
+    robot = RobotVim::Runner.new()
 
-Or create an instance with a specific Vim and/or vimrc file
-    robot = RobotVim.new(:vim_path => "~/bin/vim",
-                         :vimrc_path => "examples/vimrc_with_weird_bindings")
+Or create an instance with a specific Vim
+    robot = RobotVim::Runner.new(:vim => "/bin/vim")
 
 ### Running commands
 Commands are passed in as a string with one command per line.
 
-Run commands against inline input
     commands = <<-COMMANDS
       RunSomeCoolCommand
       SomeOtherCoolCommand
     COMMANDS
 
-    input = <<-INPUT
-      This is a some sample
-      text that I can pass in as input.
-      I could also use a file fixture as my input.
-      See the examples folder for more examples.
-    INPUT
+    robot.run(:input_file => "some/file.txt", :commands => commands)
 
-    result = robot.run(:input_text => input, :commands => commands)
-    puts result.buffer_text
+See spec/integration\_spec.rb for an example of sorting a file and saving the output.
 
-Run a command against a test input file
-    command = "normal G|iTyping some text at the bottom of the buffer"
-    result = robot.run(:input_file => "examples/input1.txt", :commands => commands)
-    puts result.buffer_text
 
-## The result object
-The result of the RobotVim#run method has the following attributes
-
--  buffer\_text:  the text of the buffer after the last command (not yet implemented)
--  buffer\_name:  the name of the buffer after the last command (not yet implemented)
--  cursor\_location:  the curson location after the last command(not yet implemented)
+## TODO
+- automatically save buffer to an output file after running the last command
+- automatically close Vim after running the last command
+- take a string for input and write out a temporary file that Vim will run against
+- figure out if there is a way to specify a .vimrc file without disabling the normal Vim initialization process
 
 ## Author
 RobotVim is developed by Matt Margolis | mrmargolis | [e-mail]