#!/usr/bin/perl
# Color coding
# Note statuses will get lowercased before lookup
%statusStyle = (
'accepted' => 'a',
'retracted' => 'a',
'rejected' => 'r',
'objection' => 'fo',
'deferred' => 'd',
'invalid' => 'oi',
'outofscope' => 'oi',
);
# Header template is at the end of the file
################################################################################
my $inFile = $ARGV[0];
if (!$inFile) {
print "\nPass in issues list filename for processing!\n\n";
print "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Template for issues-list.txt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n";
print < Last call document: $url
Editor's draft: http://dev.w3.org/csswg/$shortname/
The following color coding convention is used for comments: Open issues are marked like this An issue can be closed as \n";
s/(http\S+)/\1<\/a>/g;
print OUT;
print OUT "
\n";
}
sub header {
# Read header
local $_ = $title Disposition of Comments for $date $status
Accepted, OutOfScope,
Invalid, Rejected, or Retracted.
Verified indicates commentor's acceptance of the response.