| Hack | Tag |
|---|---|
| exit-on-eof Exit Arc on ^D | catdancer.arc3rc4.exit-on-eof0 |
| table-reader-writer Reader / writer for Arc tables | catdancer.arc3rc4.table-reader-writer0 |
| Merge of exit-on-eof with scheme-values, used by table-reader-writer | catdancer.arc3rc4.exit-on-eof0.scheme-values0 |
| testify-iso Allow lists to be used as the first argument to Arc's list sequence functions | catdancer.arc3rc4.testify-iso0 |
| testify-table Treat tables like functions in Arc's list sequence functions | catdancer.arc3rc4.testify-table0 |
| Merge of testify-iso and testify-table | catdancer.arc3rc4.testify-table0.testify-iso0 |
| toerr Send output going to stdout to stderr instead | catdancer.arc3rc4.toerr0 |
| srv-mime Fix the mime types returned for static files with the .css and .txt extensions. | catdancer.arc3rc4.srv-mime0 |
| Add the .js static filetype | catdancer.arc3rc4.srv-js-filetype0 |
| Extract a function named *dispatch* from *respond* in srv.arc, creating a useful hook to use with *extend* set up your own rules for responding to requests. | catdancer.arc3rc4.srv-dispatch1 |
Each hack may be applied to your copy of Arc independently. For example, if you happened to want the table-reader-writer and the toerr hacks, you could type:
$ mkdir arc $ cd arc $ git init $ git pull git://github.com/CatDancer/arc.git tag catdancer.arc3rc4.table-reader-writer0 $ git pull git://github.com/CatDancer/arc.git tag catdancer.arc3rc4.toerr0
Your arc directory will now contain a copy of Arc with these two patches applied, along with a couple of other patches (scheme-values and list-writer) which were needed by the patches you asked for.