
% You'll probably find it convenient to keep greensheets ordered here 
% either by category and then macro-name, or just by macro-name.

% As a list-type extractable, greensheet macros need to be defined
% in terms of \listsheet{filename, no .tex}{official name}, e.g.
%
%% \newdef\Gmygreen{\listsheet{my-green}{My Greensheet}}
%
% To make this a bit simpler, we define a \listgreen here so that
%
%% \listgreen{\Gmygreen}{my-green}{My Greensheet}
%
% does the same as that would.

% Remember that your macro name (conventionally \G...) can only have letters.


\newdef\listgreen[3]{\newdef#1{\listsheet{#2}{#3}}}


\listgreen{\Gart}{art}{Artists}
\listgreen{\Gaustria}{austria-war}{War Dossier for Austria}
\listgreen{\Gballoon}{balloon}{Balloon Technology}
\listgreen{\Gbuilding}{building}{Building Defense and Repair}
\listgreen{\Gbig}{big-merchant}{Food Trader}
\listgreen{\Gchess}{chess}{The Vizier's Challenge}
\listgreen{\Gcivil}{civil-war}{Civil War}
\listgreen{\Gcommune}{commune}{The Paris Commune}
\listgreen{\Gcritics}{critics}{Critics}
\listgreen{\Gengland}{england-war}{War Dossier for England}
\listgreen{\Gexplosives}{explosives}{Explosives}
