import os, sys

# Creates a class system for the program to pull out key words from each story
# to prompt the user to input a word to fill in the blank
class Item:
   def __init__(self,type):
      self._type=type
      self._word=""

   def getType(self):
      return self._type

   def setWord(self,word):
      self_.word=word

   def getWord(self):
      return self._word

# Open a file and list the contents
path = "C:\\Users\\Morgan\\Desktop\\TextFiles\\"
dirs = os.listdir( path )

# Numbers, and lists the stories from the directory
i = 0
for file in dirs:
   print(str(i + 1) + ". " + file)
   i = i + 1

# The minimum and maximum values for this program
MIN_VALUE = 0
MAX_VALUE = 9

# Prompts the user to select a story
select_mlib = input(
    'Enter a number between {} and {}: '.format( MIN_VALUE, MAX_VALUE )
)

# Checks to see if the inputed number is a number
(select_mlib.isdigit())

# Converts inputed number to an integer and assigns it to a variable
selected = int(select_mlib)



# Checks to see if the integer is within the correct range
if (selected > 10 ) or ( selected < 0):
   print( ' Sorry, that number is to big or too small, please choose another' )
   sys.exit()
# Opens files, and reads them for key words to prompt the user for an input of
# a verb, adjective, or noun
else:
   fo = open("C:\\Users\\Morgan\\Desktop\\TextFiles\\" + \
             dirs[selected], "r+")
   lines = fo.readlines()
   items=[]
   items.append(Item("verb"))
   items.append(Item("adjective"))
   items.append(Item("noun"))
   print(items)
   for line in lines:
      if ("verb, adjective, noun") in lines:
         item.setWord(input("Please enter a ",item.getType()," "))
         print (lines)
      else:
         pass