Slight documentation tweaks

README.md

@@ -16,12 +16,14 @@ but instead could use the tools already provided by the operating system.
 
     usage: vns [-cedlp] <notebook/section/name>
            vns [-hi]
+           vns git ...
+
       -c | --create : Create note
       -d | --delete : Delete note
       -e | --edit   : Open note for editing
       -h | --help   : Display this message
-      -i | --init   : Write default config and initalize VNS store"
-      -l | --list   : List all notes in NOTEBOOK
+      -i | --init   : Initialize note store"
+      -l | --list   : List all notes in <notebook>
       -p | --print  : Print note to console
 
 ## Installing

vns

@@ -99,8 +99,8 @@ vns_printHelp (){
     printf "\n%s" "  -d | --delete : Delete note"
     printf "\n%s" "  -e | --edit   : Open note for editing"
     printf "\n%s" "  -h | --help   : Display this message"
-    printf "\n%s" "  -i | --init   : Write default config and initalize VNS store"
-    printf "\n%s" "  -l | --list   : List all notes in NOTEBOOK"
+    printf "\n%s" "  -i | --init   : Initialize note store"
+    printf "\n%s" "  -l | --list   : List all notes in <notebook>"
     printf "\n%s" "  -p | --print  : Print note to console"
     printf "\n\n"
 
@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ vns_rm () {
 vns_create () {
     
     # create (note)
-    # Edit a previously non-existant note
+    # Create a new note and open it for editing
 
     # Verify $1 is bound    
       if [ -z "${*:1:1}" ]; then vns_raise "Insufficient arguments" 11; fi
@@ -186,12 +186,12 @@ vns_create () {
 vns_edit () {
 
     # edit (note)
-    # edit (note) in the store
+    # Open (note) for editing in Vim
 
     # Verify $1 is bound    
       if [ -z "${*:1:1}" ]; then vns_raise "Insufficient arguments" 11; fi
     
-    # Refuse to edit non-existant notes
+    # Refuse to edit non-existent notes
       if [ ! -r "$VNS_STORE/$1.gpg" ]; then vns_raise "Note not found: $1" 41; fi
   
     # Edit the specified note
@@ -245,9 +245,6 @@ vns () {
           "${ACTIONS["$1"]}" "${@:2}"
       fi
     
-    # Print an extra newline just in case
-    # printf "\n";
-    
     exit 0;
 }