Script naming convention: cr, rr, and dg .sh

The csv2rdf4lod-automation scripts share common prefixes to facilitate finding the command you need using the command line's auto-complete:

cr-*.sh - provides functionality when converting CSV to RDF.

[lebot@sam 2011-Feb-28]$ cr-
cr-create-convert-sh.sh                  cr-list-sources-datasets.sh              cr-publish-params-to-endpoint.sh         cr-rerun-publish-sh.sh
cr-create-dataset-dir.sh                 cr-list-sources-datasets-with-sameas.sh  cr-publish-sameas-to-endpoint.sh         cr-rerun-virtuoso-load-sh.sh
cr-create-enhancement-template.sh        cr-list-sources.sh                       cr-publish-void-to-endpoint.sh           cr-summarize-datasets.sh
cr-create-eparams-template.sh            cr-ls.sh                                 cr-report.sh                             cr-tab2comma.sh
cr-dataset-uri.sh                        cr-make-today-version.sh                 cr-rerun-all-source-convert-sh.sh        cr-update-csv2rdf4lod.sh
cr-list-enhancement-identifiers.sh       cr-mark-dataset-for-update.sh            cr-rerun-convert-sh.sh                   cr-vars.sh

dg-*.sh - scripts tailored to data.gov. Many of these have been generalized by (and replaced by) cr-*.sh.

[lebot@sam 2011-Feb-28]$ dg-
dg-create-dataset-dir.sh  dg-get-mod-date.sh        dg-publish-raw.sh         dg-rerun-convert.sh       dg-vars.sh

rr-*.sh - provide functionality in the RDF2RDF case, a generalization of the automation where the source/ data is already in RDF form and we just need to give it metadata and publish it as raw dump files, in the sparql endpoint, and as linked data.