Release 1.2.0

Author: kerrykimbrough

README.md

@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ can be used to verify the contents of arrays or Iterators.
     * To match an Iterable, use the [`ListsMembers`](http://www.cornutum.org/hamcrest-composites/apidocs/org/cornutum/hamcrest/ListsMembers.html) matcher. 
     * To match an array, use the [`ListsElements`](http://www.cornutum.org/hamcrest-composites/apidocs/org/cornutum/hamcrest/ListsElements.html) matcher. 
     * To match an Iterator, use the [`VisitsList`](http://www.cornutum.org/hamcrest-composites/apidocs/org/cornutum/hamcrest/VisitsList.html) matcher. 
-    * Without using `equals`, use the [`ListsMatching`](http://www.cornutum.org/hamcrest-composites/apidocs/org/cornutum/hamcrest/ListsMatching.html) matcher. 
+    * Without using `equals()`, use the [`ListsMatching`](http://www.cornutum.org/hamcrest-composites/apidocs/org/cornutum/hamcrest/ListsMatching.html) matcher. 
     * Even if the expected or matched sequence may be `null`? No problem! 
     * And also compare individual members using a composite matcher? No problem! 
 

pom.xml

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
     <groupId>org.cornutum.testing</groupId>
     <artifactId>hamcrest-composites</artifactId>
     <packaging>jar</packaging>
-    <version>1.1.4-SNAPSHOT</version>
+    <version>1.2.0</version>
 
     <name>Hamcrest Composites</name>
     <description>Better testability for comparision of complex Java objects</description>

src/main/java/org/cornutum/hamcrest/ListsMatching.java

@@ -29,9 +29,9 @@
  * given supplier function.  Then each member of a matched Iterable must satisfy the member-specific
  * Matcher returned for its counterpart in the given expected Iterable.
  * <P/>
- * Unlike the {@link ListMembers} matcher, this matcher does not attempt to compare members using <CODE>equals()</CODE>.
- * The {@link ListMembers} matcher is preferred when <CODE>equals</CODE> methods are defined based on a few "primary key" fields.
- * In other cases, this matcher may provide better descriptions of match failures. But, unlike {@link ListMembers},
+ * Unlike the {@link org.cornutum.hamcrest.ListsMembers} matcher, this matcher does not attempt to compare members using <CODE>equals()</CODE>.
+ * The {@link org.cornutum.hamcrest.ListsMembers} matcher is preferred when member <CODE>equals</CODE> methods are defined based on a few "primary key" fields.
+ * In other cases, this matcher may provide a more precise description of match failures. But, unlike {@link org.cornutum.hamcrest.ListsMembers},
  * this matcher cannot always verify that an expected member is missing or that an actual member does not belong.
  */
 public class ListsMatching<T> extends BaseMatcher<Iterable<T>>

src/main/javadoc/overview.html

@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ <H2>How Does It Work?</H2>
         <LI> To match an Iterable, use the <CODE><A href="org/cornutum/hamcrest/ListsMembers.html">ListsMembers</A></CODE> matcher. </LI>
         <LI> To match an array, use the <CODE><A href="org/cornutum/hamcrest/ListsElements.html">ListsElements</A></CODE> matcher. </LI>
         <LI> To match an Iterator, use the <CODE><A href="org/cornutum/hamcrest/VisitsList.html">VisitsList</A></CODE> matcher. </LI>
-        <LI> Without using <CODE>/equals<CODE>, use the <CODE><A href="org/cornutum/hamcrest/ListsMatching.html">ListsMatching</A></CODE> matcher. </LI>
+        <LI> Without using <CODE>equals()</CODE>, use the <CODE><A href="org/cornutum/hamcrest/ListsMatching.html">ListsMatching</A></CODE> matcher. </LI>
         <LI> Even if the expected or matched sequence may be <CODE>null</CODE>? No problem! </LI>
         <LI> And also compare individual members using a composite matcher? No problem! </LI>
       </UL>