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README.md

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-ExprManipulation provides tools for manipulating expression based on the Expr syntax.
+ExprManipulation provides tools for manipulating expressions based on the Expr syntax.
 
 # Intro
 
-There are 4 constructs to help `MExpr`, `Capture`, `Slurp` and `transform`, it's easier to illustarte with and example so.
-
+The API is small there are only 4 constructs `MExpr`, `Capture`, `Slurp` and `transform`.
 
 ## Equality
 
 ```julia
+using ExprManipulation
 using Base.Meta: show_sexpr
+
 expr = :(x + 1)
 show_sexpr(expr)
 # (:call, :+, :x, 1)
@@ -36,8 +37,7 @@ match(m_expr, expr)
 #(x = :x, n = 1)
 ```
 
-`Slurp` allows you to capture a variable number of arguments. It can be used anywhere in the expression but
-only a single `Slurp` per an `MExpr`.
+`Slurp` allows you to capture a variable number of arguments. It can be used anywhere in the expressions args but only a single `Slurp` per an `MExpr`.
 
 ```julia
 m_expr = MExpr(:tuple, Capture(:first_number), Slurp(:args), Capture(:last_number))
@@ -69,19 +69,6 @@ match(vec_or_tuple, :((1,"2",3)))
 
 Transform can be used to create a new expression, it applies a function to each node in the Expr tree starting from the leaves. For example to replace the power call with plus.
 
-```julia
-input_expr = :( 2 + 2 ^ 5 * 2)
-match_power = MExpr(:call, :^, Slurp(:args))
-transform(input_expr) do node
-    matches = match(match_power, node)
-    !isnothing(matches) ?   Expr(:call, :+, matches[:args]...) : node
-end
-# :(2 + (2 + 5) * 2)
-
-```
-
-Or replace all the numbers with 1
-
 ```julia
 transform(input_expr) do node
     node isa Number ? 1 : node
@@ -91,7 +78,7 @@ end
 
 # Examples
 
-For more in-depth real examples see the examples folder.
+For more in-depth examples see the examples folder.
 
 # Related Packages
 

example/slurp.jl

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 using ExprManipulation
-using Base.Meta
 
 match_slurp = MExpr(:..., Capture(:var))
 match_assign = MExpr(:(=), MExpr(:tuple, Slurp(:lexprs)), Capture(:rexpr))