Update snippet 'Using the Regex type provider'

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/// First, you must open the FSharpx namespace, not the FSharpx.TypeProviders.Regex
/// namespace or even the FSharpx.TypeProviders namespace. (Or course, if you need
/// to reference the fully-qualified type name in order to disambiguate the Regex
/// type, be aware that it's simply "FSharpx.Regex")

open FSharpx

/// Next, define your Regex type. Remember that you're defining a type (duh!), 
/// *not* a let binding:

type NameRegex = Regex< @"(?<firstName>\p{L}+)\s+(?<lastName>\p{L}+)" >

/// Let's define a name to test
let name = "Giuseppe Verdi"

/// To test if the name matches the regular expression, use NameRegex without
/// parentheses to call the IsMatch ( string ) function:

NameRegex.IsMatch name 
|> printfn """Name.IsMatch "%s" = %b""" name

/// To parse the name, use NameRegex *with parentheses* to call the Match function. /// (You'll be instantiating a NameRegex object when you do so. Since it's not a
/// singleton, you may want to bind it to a symbol in order not to have to 
/// re-instantiate it if you use it again):

NameRegex().Match name
|> (fun m -> printfn """firstName: "%s", lastName: "%s" """ m.firstName.Value m.lastName.Value)