This is a low priority suggestion to improve a diagnostic of 'darcs
add'. This illustrates what happened:

 darcs init;
 darcs add ./a/b/c.wiki
 File a does not exist!
 File a/b does not exist!
 File a/b/c.wiki does not exist!

It could stop after the first error, since the others logically follow:

 darcs add ./a/b/c.wiki
 File a does not exist!

I guess there is another bug, which is that directories are being called "files".
So it should really say:

 darcs add ./a/b/c.wiki
 Directory a does not exist!

Or even more generically:

 darcs add ./a/b/c.wiki
 "a" does not exist!

	Mark

Dino Morelli points out that this has already been resolved:

$ darcs init
$ darcs add ./a/b/c.wiki
darcs: a: getSymbolicLinkStatus: does not exist (No such file or directory)

Yeah, the error message isn't very nice, but it looks like the recursion issue
is taken care of. (I wonder what has changed.  Maybe I should get in the habit
of keeping old darcses around)