Merge pull request #83 from dbarden/block_on_notify_doc

robb · robb · commit 3545a3e0e0ba · 2014-03-06T14:57:16.000+01:00
Update Readme.
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -113,9 +113,9 @@ Expecta is framework-agnostic. It works well with OCUnit (SenTestingKit) and OCU
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 >`expect(x).to.respondTo(y);` passes if `x` responds to the selector `y`.
 >
->`expect( /* code */ ).to.notify(@"NotificationName");` passes if a given block of code generates an NSNotification named `NotificationName`.
+>`expect(^{ /* code */ }).to.notify(@"NotificationName");` passes if a given block of code generates an NSNotification named `NotificationName`.
 >
->`expect( /* code */ ).to.notify(notification);` passes if a given block of code generates an NSNotification equal to the passed `notification`.
+>`expect(^{ /* code */ }).to.notify(notification);` passes if a given block of code generates an NSNotification equal to the passed `notification`.
 >
 >`expect(x).to.beginWith(y);` passes if an instance of NSString, NSArray, or NSOrderedSet `x` begins with `y`. Also aliased by `startWith`
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`@@ -113,9 +113,9 @@ Expecta is framework-agnostic. It works well with OCUnit (SenTestingKit) and OCU`
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`114`	`114`	>`expect(x).to.respondTo(y);` passes if `x` responds to the selector `y`.
`115`	`115`	`>`
`116`		->`expect( /* code */ ).to.notify(@"NotificationName");` passes if a given block of code generates an NSNotification named `NotificationName`.
	`116`	+>`expect(^{ /* code */ }).to.notify(@"NotificationName");` passes if a given block of code generates an NSNotification named `NotificationName`.
`117`	`117`	`>`
`118`		->`expect( /* code */ ).to.notify(notification);` passes if a given block of code generates an NSNotification equal to the passed `notification`.
	`118`	+>`expect(^{ /* code */ }).to.notify(notification);` passes if a given block of code generates an NSNotification equal to the passed `notification`.
`119`	`119`	`>`
`120`	`120`	>`expect(x).to.beginWith(y);` passes if an instance of NSString, NSArray, or NSOrderedSet `x` begins with `y`. Also aliased by `startWith`
`121`	`121`	`>`