Renaming files

delete-index-authors.sh

-#!/bin/bash
-curl -X DELETE "http://localhost:9200/authors?pretty"

delete-index-planets.sh

-#!/bin/bash
-curl -X DELETE "http://localhost:9200/solarsystem?pretty"

delete-index-publications.sh

-#!/bin/bash
-curl -X DELETE "http://localhost:9200/publications?pretty"

doc/section.tex

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ The contents of the \texttt{search-authors.sh} script are given in Listing~\ref{
 
 \lstinputlisting[caption={The file search-authors.sh.},label=listing:search-authors.sh,language=bash]{../search-authors.sh}
 
-\item Delete the library index by running the script \texttt{delete-index-library.sh}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run}.
+\item Delete the library index by running the script \texttt{delete-index-authors.sh}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run}.
 
 \item Add publications to a new library index by running the script \texttt{add-publications.sh}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run}.
 
@@ -87,27 +87,27 @@ The contents of the \texttt{search-publications-2.sh} script are given in Listin
 
 \lstinputlisting[caption={The file search-publications-2.sh.},label=listing:search-publications-2.sh,language=bash]{../search-publications-2.sh}
 
-\item Run the Python script \texttt{search\_publications.py}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run}.
+\item Run the Python script \texttt{search-publications.py}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run}.
 
-The contents of the \texttt{search\_publications.py} script are given in Listing~\ref{listing:search_publications.py}.  This Python script opens a connection to Elasticsearch, using the localhost and the port number.  It then uses the \texttt{search} function to build and run a search.  The response from the search is assigned to \texttt{response}.  The body of the search is given within the \texttt{body} dictionary.  Once the search has run the results are printed, in terms of the number of documents that are found and each of the documents that are found.  The \texttt{pprint} function is used to create a formatted output that is easier to read.
+The contents of the \texttt{search-publications.py} script are given in Listing~\ref{listing:search-publications.py}.  This Python script opens a connection to Elasticsearch, using the localhost and the port number.  It then uses the \texttt{search} function to build and run a search.  The response from the search is assigned to \texttt{response}.  The body of the search is given within the \texttt{body} dictionary.  Once the search has run the results are printed, in terms of the number of documents that are found and each of the documents that are found.  The \texttt{pprint} function is used to create a formatted output that is easier to read.
 
-\lstinputlisting[caption={The file search\_publications.py.},label=listing:search_publications.py,language=python]{../search_publications.py}
+\lstinputlisting[caption={The file search-publications.py.},label=listing:search-publications.py,language=python]{../search-publications.py}
 
-\item Run the script \texttt{delete-index-library.sh}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run} to delete all of the publications.
+\item Run the script \texttt{delete-index-publications.sh}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run} to delete all of the publications.
 
-\item Run the Python script \texttt{add\_publication.py}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run}.  Then list the publications to confirm that a publication has been added.
+\item Run the Python script \texttt{add-publication.py}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run}.  Then list the publications to confirm that a publication has been added.
 
-The contents of the \texttt{add\_publication.py} script are given in Listing~\ref{listing:add_publication.py}.  This Python script connects to the Elasticsearch server and attempts to create a new index, document type and document entry.  The body contains the document definition.
+The contents of the \texttt{add-publication.py} script are given in Listing~\ref{listing:add-publication.py}.  This Python script connects to the Elasticsearch server and attempts to create a new index, document type and document entry.  The body contains the document definition.
 
-\lstinputlisting[caption={The file add\_publication.py.},label=listing:add_publication.py,language=python]{../add_publication.py}
+\lstinputlisting[caption={The file add-publication.py.},label=listing:add-publication.py,language=python]{../add-publication.py}
 
-\item Run the Python script \texttt{add\_planets.py}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run}.  Then run \texttt{get-planets.sh} to check that some planets have been added.
+\item Run the Python script \texttt{add-planets.py}, in a similar manner as Listing~\ref{listing:start-elasticsearch-run}.  Then run \texttt{get-planets.sh} to check that some planets have been added.
 
-The contents of the \texttt{add\_planets.py} script are given in Listing~\ref{listing:add_planets.py}.  The script loads the \texttt{planets.json} file into memory.  Then the JSON is converted into a list of dictionaries, which is stored in the \texttt{json\_data} variable.  A connection is made to the Elasticsearch server.  Then each of the planets are added to Elasticsearch.  The Moon is skipped, since it is not a planet.  If the request to add a planet fails, it is caught at Line~30.
+The contents of the \texttt{add-planets.py} script are given in Listing~\ref{listing:add-planets.py}.  The script loads the \texttt{planets.json} file into memory.  Then the JSON is converted into a list of dictionaries, which is stored in the \texttt{json\_data} variable.  A connection is made to the Elasticsearch server.  Then each of the planets are added to Elasticsearch.  The Moon is skipped, since it is not a planet.  If the request to add a planet fails, it is caught at Line~30.
 
-\lstinputlisting[caption={The file add\_planets.py.},label=listing:add_planets.py,language=python]{../add_planets.py}
+\lstinputlisting[caption={The file add-planets.py.},label=listing:add-planets.py,language=python]{../add-planets.py}
 
-\item Try re-running the \texttt{add\_planets.py} script and see what happens.  How many document records are present before and after \texttt{add\_planets.py} has been run?  Use the example \texttt{get-author.sh} and modify the command to get one of the planet documents.  Then check the version number.
+\item Try re-running the \texttt{add-planets.py} script and see what happens.  How many document records are present before and after \texttt{add-planets.py} has been run?  Use the example \texttt{get-author.sh} and modify the command to get one of the planet documents.  Then check the version number.
 
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