README.txt in rufus-verbs-0.7 vs README.txt in rufus-verbs-0.8

@@ -24,17 +24,17 @@
 * conditional GET (via ConditionalEndPoint class)
 * request body built via a block (post and put)
 * cookie-aware (if :cookies option is explicitely set to true)
 * http digest authentication (rfc 2617) (auth ok, auth-int not tested)
 * query parameters are automatically escaped (disable with :no_escape => true)
+* fopen(uri) method (feels like open-uri's open method, but provides all the previously mentioned features)
 
 maybe later :
 
 * retry on failure
 * cache awareness
 * greediness (automatic parsing for content like JSON or YAML)
-* head, options
 * persistent cookie jar
 
 
 == getting it
 
@@ -146,9 +146,24 @@
     res = get "http://server/doc0", :hba => [ "toto", "secretpass" ]
 
     res = get(
         "http://server/doc1", 
         :digest_authentication => [ "toto", "secretpass" ])
+
+The Rufus::Verbs module provides as well a <tt>fopen</tt> method, which mostly feels like the <tt>open</tt> method of open-uri.
+
+    res = fopen "CHANGELOG.txt"
+
+    Rufus::Verbs.fopen "mydir/mypath.txt" do |f|
+        puts f.readlines
+    end
+
+    res = Rufus::Verbs.fopen "http://whatever.nada.ks"
+
+    res = Rufus::Verbs.fopen "http://whatever.nada.ks", :noredir => true
+
+But it follows redirections (has all the rufus-verbs features). It's provided for when targets are local files or URIs.
+
 
 The tests may provide good intel as on 'rufus-verbs' usage as well : http://rufus.rubyforge.org/svn/trunk/verbs/test/
 
 
 == the options