# Description:
#   This script is designed to turn a plain text file which contains a list of term
#   and their definitions into a DocBook XML glossary using the appropriate DocBook tags
#   In this case the terms and their definitions are on the same line so that the text file
#   looks like...
#      soup    a type of meal which is liquid
#      bag     a thing for carrying other things in
#      etc
#
# Notes:
#   This appeared to work for the file provided by Robert Grundy
#
# Dependencies:
#    
#   A reasonable Bash shell, a good 'sed'


 if [ "$1" = "" ]
 then
   echo "usage: $0  textFileName "
   cat $0 | sed -n "/^[ ]*#/p" 
   exit 1;
 fi

echo "<glosslist>"
# catdoc -w robert-glossary.doc
 expand  $1 | \
   #-- get rid of the 'field titles'
   sed "1d" | \
   sed -e "s/^[ ]*//g" -e "s/[ ]*$//g" | \
   sed "/^[ ]*$/d" | \
   sed  "/[ ]\{2,\}[^ ]/ s#\(.*\)[ ]\{2,\}\(.*\)#<glossentry><glossterm>\1</glossterm><glossdef><para>\2</para></glossdef></glossentry>#g" | \
   sed  "/[ ]\{2,\}[^ ]/! s#\(.*\)#<glossentry><glossterm>\1</glossterm><glossdef><para></para></glossdef></glossentry>#g" | less

echo "</glosslist>"