Small doc update.

LICENSE

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-Copyright (c) 2009 Rob Holland
+Copyright (c) 2010 Unboxed Consulting
 
 Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
 a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the

README.rdoc

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 iCuke allows you to test an iPhone application with cucumber. It provides a selection of step definitions similar to
 those provided for testing web applications.
 
-iCuke provides an XML version of the iPhone's screen and the ability to simulate events such as taps or typing. This
-is done via a HTTP interface which iCuke attaches to your application process.
-
-iCuke requires no code changes to your application to work, however, it relies on accessibility information to
-function sensibly.
-
-iCuke uses applescript to drive Xcode in order to launch the application into the iPhone Simulator. It is intended
-that iCuke will leave your Xcode project configuration (such as active target/configuration) as it found it. Please
-let us know if that is not the case.
-
-If your application can be used via the VoiceOver screen reader then iCuke should not have any problems. Please see
-the apple documentation on making your application Accessible for more details on how to ensure iCuke will work with
-your application.
-
 == Usage
 
 Install the gem and load the iCuke step definitions in a cucumber support file:
@@ -25,18 +11,31 @@ require 'icuke/cucumber'
 
 Write some scenarios like:
 
-Background:
-  Given "iCuke" from "app/iCuke/iCuke.xcodeproj" is loaded in the simulator
+  Background:
+    Given "iCuke" from "app/iCuke/iCuke.xcodeproj" is loaded in the simulator
+
+  Scenario: User views the About screen
+    When I tap "About"
+    Then I should see "Author:"
 
-Scenario: User views the About screen
-  When I tap "About"
-  Then I should see "Author:"
+== How it works
+
+iCuke uses applescript to drive Xcode in order to launch your application into the iPhone Simulator. A preload library
+is used to add a HTTP server into your application.
+
+The HTTP server allows us to see an XML version of the iPhone's screen, and to emulate taps/swipes etc.
+
+iCuke should not require any code changes to your application to work, however, it relies on accessibility information
+to function sensibly. If your accessibility information is not accurate, iCuke may not work as expected.
 
 == Bugs
 
 iCuke does not currently automate enabling the Accessibility Inspecter, which is required to be running for iCuke to
 function. I am still deciding how best to achieve this is in a reliable fashion.
 
+iCuke does not support testing applications on real devices, because I don't know of a way get a preload library to load
+on the device.
+
 iCuke does not support drags, scrolling or pinches yet. They'll be here soon!
 
 == Note on Patches/Pull Requests