## Morgan Ames
## craft 3
##
## PARTNER'S FUNCTIONS:

## THIS IS THE ONLY FUNCTION I USED
def text(w): 
  """determines if the whole text is spelled correctly.  uses word(w).""" 
  return w


## PART 2
## Questions for partner: 
#   What does text(w) take as an argument? I'm assuming a LIST.
#   What do these functions return? Do they modify anything?: 
#    - text (DON'T KNOW; going to say a list of misspelled words.
#      Could also be list of indices of misspelled words, or ...
#      I'll assume, since you said "determines if the whole text is
#      spelled correctly", that it somehow returns all the misspelled
#      words in a list.)
#    - word (I assume a boolean)
#    - dictionary (a file? list? etc.)
#    - remove (does it return the word? false if it doesn't exist?)
#   Does word determine whether its argument is a 
#   CORRECTLY-SPELLED word? :~)
#   
##


def file(filename="input.txt"):
 
## ADD THIS WHEN ACTUALLY USING SPELING.PY MODULE
#  import speling

  input_file = open(filename)
  input_string = input_file.read()

  stripped_words = map(remove_punc, input_string.split())

## ADD THIS WHEN ACTUALLY USING SPELING.PY MODULE
#  misspelled_words = speling.text(stripped_words)
## REMOVE THIS WHEN ACTUALLY USING SPELING.PY MODULE
  misspelled_words = text(stripped_words)

  misspelled_words.sort()

  counted_words = []
  current_word = misspelled_words[0]
  count = 1
  for word in misspelled_words[1:]:
    if word == current_word:
      count = count + 1
    else:
      counted_words.append(current_word + ' (' + str(count) + ')')
      current_word = word
      count = 1
  counted_words.append(current_word + ' (' + str(count) + ')')
  print '\n'.join(counted_words)


def remove_punc(word):
  if word.isalpha(): 
    return word
  else:
    stripped_word = ''
    for char in word:
      if char.isalpha() or char == "'":
        stripped_word = stripped_word + char
    return stripped_word