dictionary.csv to DICTIONARY.md markdown formatting changes

[CooperStansbury]

@grosscol When I reformatted our terms in FIO the DICTIONARY.md markdown changed with it (or I made a stupid mistake somewhere)... I'm not smart enough to figure out this line of make-dict.sh to fix the formatting, but it looks like a comma is throwing things off:

Line 41: tail -n +2 ${CSV_FILE} | sort | sed -e 's|^\([^,]*\),\([^,]*\),\(.*\)|## \1\n### \2\n\3\n|' > ${MD_FILE}

Would you be kind enough to point me to a place to learn how to work with this and I can make the change?

Thanks,

[CooperStansbury]

I added a very kludgy fix to my branch with example formatting. Just add a literal newline for sed as shown below:

Line 41: `tail -n +2 ${CSV_FILE} | sort | sed -e 's|^([^,]),([^,]),(.*)|## \1\

\3\2\n|' > ${MD_FILE}`

Works (at least on my machine). There's example formatting in DICTIONARY.md that looks a little cleaner, in my opinion.

[CooperStansbury]

Sorry, forgot that issues are markdown...

tail -n +2 ${CSV_FILE} | sort | sed -e 's|^\([^,]*\),\([^,]*\),\(.*\)|## \1\
### \3\2\n|' > ${MD_FILE}

[grosscol]

I'm not entirely sure what's going on here? I think I'm missing the context you're in. Am I correct in assuming the following: You're working on a branch, some changes were made to fio-edit.owl, and those have subsequently altered the output of make-dict.sh?

If that's the case, make a PR from the branch you're working from. Maybe prefix the PR title with [WIP] so that we know it's a work in progress.

That way, we can see and directly comment on the code.

[CooperStansbury]

Submitted PR