README.md in traco-4.0.0 vs README.md in traco-5.0.0

@@ -50,11 +50,11 @@
 
 `.human_attribute_name(:title_sv)`: Extends this standard method to return "Title (Swedish)" if you have a translation key `i18n.languages.sv = "Swedish"` and "Title (SV)" otherwise. Rails uses this method to build validation error messages and form labels.
 
 `.translatable_attributes`: Returns an array like `[:title, :body]`.
 
-`.locale_columns(:title)`: Returns an array like `[:title_sv, :title_en]` sorted with default locale first and then alphabetically. Suitable for looping in forms:
+`.locale_columns(:title)`: Returns an array like `[:title_sv, :title_en]` sorted with current locale first, then default locale, and then alphabetically. Suitable for looping in forms:
 
 ```erb
 <% Post.locale_columns(:title).each do |column| %>
   <p>
     <%= form.label column %>
@@ -79,10 +79,10 @@
 
 The return value will be sorted like `[:title_sv, :title_en, :body_sv, :body_en]`.
 
 `.current_locale_column(:title)`: Returns `:title_sv` if `:sv` is the current locale. Suitable for some SQL queries, such as sorting.
 
-`.locales_for_attribute(:title)`: Returns an array like `[:sv, :en]` sorted with default locale first and then alphabetically.
+`.locales_for_attribute(:title)`: Returns an array like `[:sv, :en]` sorted with current locale first, then default locale, and then alphabetically.
 
 And the equivalent methods for `body`, of course.
 
 Please note that your `translates :title, :body` declaration must be called before you call `locale_columns`. Otherwise you will get an error like "NoMethodError: undefined method `locale\_columns' for #\<Class:0x00000003f69188\>".