% urgfile.tex - URG index of current status of files of issue in NPL

% Instructions for use:
% Each index entry is a sequence of five LaTeX commands thus:
%   \indexentry{\Issue{issue number/version} }{page number}
%   \indexentry{\Date{date} }{page number}
%   \indexentry{\Editor{name} }{page number}
%   \indexentry{\Title{title} }{page number}
%   \indexentry{\Status{status} }{page number}
%   They must be in this order, but may be spread over a number of lines.
%   (The page number parameter is unused and as is just there for historical
%   reasons).
% An index file is a sequence of index entries.
% Input any number of index files after the line marked % INDEX FILES FOLLOW
% If the column spacing is wrong, alter the number of Ms in the line after
%   the one marked % FORMAT LINE FOLLOWS
%   More Ms gives a wider column.

\documentstyle[a4wide]{article}

\title{Index of files of Uniformity Issues at MITRE}
\author{David Emery, MITRE}
\author{(based on work by Paul Kenward, NPL)}

% Set up \indexentry to just execute its first argument
\def\indexentry#1#2{#1}

\makeatletter
\def\Issue#1{#1 \>}
\def\Date#1{#1 \>}
\def\Editor#1{#1 \>}
\def\Title#1{#1 \>}
\def\Status#1{#1 \\}

\begin{document}

\maketitle

File Codes : 
\begin{verse}
  Await  -- Awaiting the latest version from the editor \\
  Latest  --  Latest version is in NPL directory \\
  Place   --  Place holder version with no material
			   on the respective issue
\end{verse}

\begin{tabbing}
% FORMAT LINE FOLLOWS
IssueMM \= DateMMM \=
    EditorMMMMM \= TitleMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM \= Status \kill
Issue/ \>  Date \> Editor \> Title \> Current File\\
Version \>      \>        \>       \> Status in NPL\\
\\
IssueMM \= DateMMM \=
    EditorMMMMM \= TitleMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM \= Status \kill
% INDEX FILES FOLLOW
\input{urgfile.lst}
\makeatother
\end{tabbing}

\end{document}