% urgindex.tex - URG index file

% 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).
%   The urg style option creates .idx files in this format, provided that
%   the corresponding \issue etc. commands in the original LaTeX file are
%   in the above order.
% 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 Uniformity Issues}
\author{Paul Kenward, NPL}
\author{David Emery, MITRE}

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

\makeatletter
\def\indexentry#1#2{#1}
\def\Issue#1{#1 \>}
\def\Date#1{#1 \>}
\def\Editor#1{#1 \>}
\def\Title#1{#1 \>}
\def\Status#1{#1 \\}

\begin{document}

\maketitle
\begin{tabbing}
% FORMAT LINE FOLLOWS
IssueMM \= DateMMM \=
    EditorMMMMM \= TitleMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM \= Status \kill
Issue/ \>  Date \> Editor \> Title \> Current \\
Version \>      \>        \>       \> Status \\
\\
IssueMM \= DateMMM \=
    EditorMMMMM \= TitleMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM \= Status \kill
% INDEX FILES FOLLOW
\input{urgindex.lst}
\makeatother
\end{tabbing}

Status Codes : 
\begin{verse}
   Await editor - No editor has been found and hence no progress
		  on this issue is likely in the short term. \\
   To be developed - Just a dummy file. The topic has been
		     identified but no hard work done. \\
   Not considered - An initial draft of an issue which has not
		    yet been discussed at all. \\
   To be discussed - The file contents have not yet been discussed
		     by the URG. \\
   Await revision - The file contents have been discussed, but the
		    file has not yet been updated to reflect this. \\
   Agreed in principle - The general direction of the issue has been
			 agreed by the URG, but the final wording
			 has yet to be approved. Experience shows
			 that even after agreement in principle,
			 some aspects may not have been resolved and
			 hence final approval can take some time. \\
   Abandoned - The URG has agreed at least temporarily not to persue
               this issue. \\
   Agreed URG - Agreed by the URG, although final wording may not
	        have been produced. \\
   Approved URG - Approved by URG for forwarding to WG9. \\
   Returned WG9 - Not approved by WG9 and returned to URG. \\
   Agreed WG9 - Agreed in principle by the WG9; the general direction of
		the issue has been agreed by the WG9, but the final wording
	        has yet to be approved. \\
   Approved WG9 - Approved by WG9 for publication. \\
   Published - Published under the authority of WG9 as part of ISO
               Technical Report. \\
\end{verse}

\end{document}