Please make matchers into an easier to find section.

Matchers are very powerful, but finding them in the manual can be a bit tricky.
 For example, the interactive help just says:
Options:
             --matches=PATTERN               select patches matching PATTERN

Going to the darcs manual there is no clearly marked section for learning about
what makes up a valid PATTERN.

To find patterns you have to go here:
http://www.darcs.net/manual/node8.html#SECTION00810000000000000000

They are defined in the section "Match".

I think this section is mostly adequate.  It would be nice if there was a table
that listed all the matches in a nice simple format with an example.

Probably the easiest and more important change we can make is to make
matches/patterns be mentioned in the table of contents and have the interactive
help suggest the user go look there.

I just spent ~20 minutes looking for this part of the manual yesterday! I know
this sounds stupid on my part, but I KNEW that section was in there and didn't
have it bookmarked. A user that's just getting used to darcs would likely miss
out on this great feature.

I think patch selection of all kinds should be called out in a section apart
from the commands. Good examples of useful regular expressions, match patterns,
and interactive strategies would help a lot. References to this section should
be mentioned regularly in the documentation for commands that do patch selection.

In the manual, the subsubsections are marked up using named paragraphs,
which is why \paragraph{Match} doesn't show up in ToC.  I guess I could
change that...

Different, but similar, text is available from "darcs help --match".
For a while this has been included in the manpage, and as a result of the
following patch it should also be referred to at the bottom of "darcs help".

Sat Apr 18 13:30:44 EST 2009  Trent W. Buck <trentbuck@gmail.com>
  * Advertise help --match in "darcs help".

The following patch updated the status of issue1216 to be resolved:

* Resolve issue1216: list Match section in ToC. 
Ignore-this: edebeeefc69d60a18c13a7c2358da57