README.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ To live up to its name, XPath is utilized to specify precise locations
 combined with a good enough set of instructions to do CRUD operations.  
 
 As the main application lies with injecting faults into ESI files,  
-additional functions for calcating checksums are included.  
+additional functions for calculating checksums are included.  
 This allows recalculation of CRC32 secured sections of a given document,  
 such as modules in an ESI file.  
 
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ and values.
 This example prepends the existing inner text of a given node with "Faulty '",  
 and appends the evaluated string "': 2+2=10".
 ```
-text("Faulty '" .. text() .. "': " .. string(1+1**2) .. "+2=10");
+text("Faulty '" .. text() .. "': " .. string(1+1^2) .. "+2=10");
 ```
 
 2. Rules
@@ -40,10 +40,10 @@ A block however can consist of multiple expressions, nested rules or bangs.
 
 This example sets the text and an attribute based on their respective selectors.
 ```
-$(""//Device/Type[@ProductCode='#x0B583052' and @RevisionNo='#x00110000']/.."")
+$("//Device/Type[@ProductCode='#x0B583052' and @RevisionNo='#x00110000']/..")
 {
-    $("Type") { attr("ProductCode", hexlit(0xDEADBEEF)); }
-    $(""Name[@LcId='1033']"") { text(""LE2904, 4 Ch. Danger Output 24V, 0.5A, TwinUNSAFE""); };
+    $("Type") { attr("ProductCode", hex(0xDEADBEEF)); }
+    $("Name[@LcId='1033']") { cdata("LE2904, 4 Ch. Danger Output 24V, 0.5A, TwinUNSAFE"); };
 }
 ```
 
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ They are prefixed with, as the name implies, an exclamation mark.
 
 This example adds, removes and swaps nodes.
 ```
-$(RxPdo/Index[.="#x1600"]/..)
+$("RxPdo/Index[.="#x1600"]/..")
 {
     # Modify name
     $(Name) { text("FSoE Outputs"); }
@@ -81,19 +81,21 @@ $(RxPdo/Index[.="#x1600"]/..)
         }
     }
     # Swap Entries
-    !swap("Entry[3]", "Entry[4]");
+    swap("Entry[3]", "Entry[4]");
 }
 ```
 
-## Project Specifications
+4. Comments
 
-The project will be written in C# using .NET 8 and released under a BSD 3-Clause permissive license.
+Comments are prefixed with the '#' character.
 
-Libraries which will be utilized:
- - Sprache: Monadic parser for reading in XNeedle specifications
- - System.IO.Hashing: For calculating checksums to use in the resulting document
- - Command Line Parser: For parsing command line options
 
-## Timeline
+## Running the command
 
-A feature complete release is expected in Q2 of 2026.  
+```bash
+xn sample.xn -i input.xml -o output.xml
+```
+The file `sample.xn` is the transformation specification as outlined above.
+For input and output, see `input.xml` and `output.xml` respectively.
+
+Refer to the help text using the `--help` switch for more details.