libpf uses darcs, the decentralized source control tool. darcs makes
it possible to build and share your own customized version of
libpf. more information on darcs can be found at:

        http://abridgegame.org/darcs/


libpf repository for read-only access at

        http://zwizwa.be/darcs/libpf


to participate in the dev, you send patches by email to me <tom@zwizwa.be>


basic commands:


* adding files

	darcs add <file>

* moving / renaming files

	darcs mv <src> <dst>

* inspecting changes to last record/pull

	darcs whatsnew

* recording changes. every patch should change only one thing, which
  means patches should be as small as possible, but don't spread
  single logical changes over several patches.

        darcs record -m 'one line describing the patch'

* sending patch bundles by email. first record, then do

        darcs send --to=tom@zwizwa.be

  if you can't send email from your local machine, save the patch
  bundle in a file, and send the file manually:

	darcs send --output=patch_bundle



forking
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darcs handles forks and branches in a very elegant way. just use
'darcs pull' from one archive to create a new branch. if both
repositories reside on the same disk, the patch files will be hard
linked.