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README: Explain the end goal of Scheme-friendly wrapping.
* README.org: Explain the eventual complete wrapping of low level functions from (xapian wrap).
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Once these bindings are sufficiently mature, they will be merged with
[[https://github.com/xapian/xapian/tree/master/xapian-bindings][xapian-bindings]]. This will involve creating more complete
Scheme-friendly wrapping of the Xapian library, writing test cases and
-documentation.
+documentation. When we are done, the user should not ever have to call
+the low level functions in (xapian wrap) and should be able to do
+almost everything using only the higher level Scheme-friendly
+functions in (xapian xapian).
There is no proper documentation yet. See the examples in the source
tree. Also see [[https://getting-started-with-xapian.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html][Getting Started with Xapian]] which describes the Python