import speling.py
import string

if import_entries('dict.txt') != 0
    return "Exiting program, no dictionary file"

myFile = open("doc.txt")
correctionList = []

for line in myFile:

    # Works at word-level via line-by-line feed of file
    x = line.split()
    for word in x:

        # Strips off non-alphanumeric & non-apostrophe characters
        y = ""
        for c in word:
            if (c <= 'z') or (c == "'"):
                y = y + c

        # Checks the word against dictionary
        if (check_word(string.lower(y)) != []) or (check_word(y) != []):
            # good word, skip
        else:
            # add it to the list of misspelled words
            correctionList.extend(y)


# At this point, we have a list of misspelled words, with duplications
# thus, we can make a function that will collect the duplicates
def count(myList):

    d = {}
    
    # Initializes dictionary
    for c in myList:
        d[c] = 0

    for c in myList:
        d[c] = d[c] + 1

    return d

# Use a dictionary to collect the duplicates.
z = count(correctionList)

# Make list so we an sort it and print
a = []
for key in z:
    a.extend(key + " (" + z[a] + ") \n")

print a.sort()