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 '''
 CSGO_STATS_BOT Source Code
 BETA v0.12 7/29/2014
 Created by: A highschool student
 
 How it works:
 The bot scrapes HLTV.org for certain entries about various players in
 a post or when summoned with +/u/CSGO_STATS_BOT. It then saves the ID
 of every post/comment to a text file so it will not comment to the
 same one twice, preventing spam. Since HLTV.org doesn't neatly create
 a list of players for me, I had to do it myself with update_Playerlist().
 The rest of how it works is explained in comments.
 
 I am going to give a brief explanation of what everything does rather
 than how I do it because I don't have the time to do that. If you have
 any question on HOW or WHY I did something, pm me @ /u/CSGO_STATS_BOT.
 
 Feel free to use/modify this code in anyway you wish except for the
 reproducing my bot. (i.e I don't want 2 of my bot running around) If
 you come up with a major change, features, etc that you add to this bot
 please send me the source code and I will add it in and give you credit
 where deserved.
 '''
 
 import sys
 import time
 import praw
 from time import gmtime, strftime
 import urllib.request
 from pprint import pprint
 
 version = "BETA v0.12"
 
 #Creates a list of every player in HLTV.org by going through every ID 1-8410 to
 #check if the name is not N/A and they have played more than 1 map. If their name
 #is N/A or they haven't played a map, it adds a line N/A in the text file, otherwise
 #it adds their name. This will be used later.
 def update_Playerlist():
     i = file_len("PlayerIDs.txt")
     for b in range (1, 841-int(i/10)):
         with open("PlayerIDs.txt","a") as f:
             for c in range (1, 11):
                 i = i+1
                 url = "http://www.hltv.org/?pageid=173&playerid="+str(i)+"&eventid=0&gameid=2"
                 uf = urllib.request.urlopen(url)
                 text = str(uf.read())
                 index = text.index("Player stats: ")+14
                 name = text[index:].split(" ")[0]
                 index = text.index("Maps played")+126
                 maps = int(text[index:index+1])
                 if name != "N/A" and maps > 0:
                      f.write(name+"\n")
                      print(str(i)+"- " + name+":"+str(maps))
                 else:
                     f.write("N/A\n")
                     print(str(i)+"- " +"N/A")
 
 #Opens the text file created by update_Playerlist() and adds every name to a list,
 #the reason I had to have the N/A in the text file was so that here it would keep
 #the player's ID associated with them.
 def getPlayers():
     players = []
     with open("PlayerIDs.txt") as f:
         for line in f:
             players.append(line.replace("\n",""))
     return players
 
 #Simply gets the number of lines in a file.
 def file_len(fname):
     with open(fname) as f:
         for i, l in enumerate(f):
             pass
     return i + 1
 
 #Modified bubble sort I used to sort the players by ranking. I had to have 3 arrays:
 #Player names: Stored the name of every player
 #Player Ratings: Stored the rating of every player
 #Indexes: created in the sort to keep track of where every player moved to.
 def bubble_sort(arr1,arr2):
     indexes = []
     for i in range(0, len(arr1)):
         indexes.append(i)
     unsorted = True
     while unsorted:
         unsorted = False
         for i in range(1,len(arr1)):
             if arr2[i] > arr2[i-1]:
                 temp = arr2[i]
                 arr2[i] = arr2[i-1]
                 arr2[i-1] = temp
 
                 temp = arr1[i]
                 arr1[i] = arr1[i-1]
                 arr1[i-1] = temp
 
                 temp = indexes[i]
                 indexes[i] = indexes[i-1]
                 indexes[i-1] = temp
 
                 unsorted = True
     return indexes
 
 #Gets the player infor for every player in list inPost. The data points it gathers
 #are K/D ratio, Rounds played, Average Kills, Team, HLTV rating, profile URL, Team URL.
 #I used a VERY crude way of scraping the site for the data I needed. I can't go into
 #detail without dragging on forever, so PM if you want to know the HOW/WHY behind it.
 #Then it starts to put together the response with a lot of formatting and the data found.
 #It calls the bubble_sort method to determine the order of the people in the post.
 def get_player_info(inPost):
     Reply = "Player Name | Primary Team | K/D Ratio | Kills per round | More\n"+":----------|:------------|:---------|:---------------|:-----:\n"
     KDs = []
     Rounds = []
     AverageKills = []
     Team = []
     TeamURLs = []
     Ratings = []
     URLs = []
 
     for i in range (0, len(inPost)):
         url = "http://www.hltv.org/?pageid=173&playerid="+str(inPost[i].split("|")[0])+"&eventid=0&gameid=2"
         uf = urllib.request.urlopen(url)
         text = str(uf.read())
         URLs.append(url)
 
         index = text.index("K/D Ratio")+124
         index2 = text[index:].index("</div>")
         KDs.append(text[index:index+index2])
 
         index = text.index("Rounds played")+128
         index2 = text[index:].index("</div>")
         Rounds.append(text[index:index+index2])
 
         index = text.index("Average kills per round")+138
         index2 = text[index:].index("</div>")
         AverageKills.append(text[index:index+index2])
 
         index = text.index("Rating <a href")+259
         index2 = text[index:].index("</div>")
         Ratings.append(float(text[index:index+index2]))
 
         index = text.index("Primary team:")+129
         index = index + text[index:].index(">")+1
         index2 = text[index:].index("</a>")
         Team.append(text[index:index+index2])
 
         index = text.index("Primary team:")+138
         index2 = text[index:].index("\"")
         TeamURLs.append("http://www.hltv.org"+text[index:index+index2].replace("&amp;","&"))
 
 
     if len(inPost) > 0:
         indexes=bubble_sort(inPost,Ratings)
         for i in range(0, len(inPost)):
            # print(str(Ratings[i]) + " " + inPost[i])
             Reply = Reply + inPost[i].split("|")[1] + " | [" + Team[indexes[i]] + "]("+TeamURLs[indexes[i]]+") | " + KDs[indexes[i]] + " | " + AverageKills[indexes[i]] + " | [HLTV](" + URLs[indexes[i]] + ")\n"
         Reply = Reply + "^Players ^ordered ^by ^rating ^on ^HLTV.org  \n\n\n**DISCLAIMER** *You should not use these stats to solely determine your bet, please do more research before you bet as this bot is not responsible for your bets*\n\n Questions? Comments? Improvements? Let me know [on this bot's thread!](http://www.reddit.com/r/csgobetting/comments/2byr6w/player_stats_bot_for_this_subreddit/)\n  \n  \n Moderators, Please remove (or message me about) any spam created by this bot (SORRY!) and message me with any bugs you notice, thanks!  \n*Current Version: " + version + "*"
         return Reply
 
 #Stores comment ID to a text file so it doesn't double post.
 def store_comment_ID(comment):
     with open("CommentIDs.txt", "a") as f:
         f.write(comment.id+"\n")
 
 #Stores post ID to a text file so it doesn't double post.
 def store_submission_ID(submission):
     with open("SubmissionIDs.txt", "a") as f:
         f.write(submission.id+"\n")
 
 #Checks to see if the supplied comment ID has been replied to yet.
 def check_comment_ID(cid):
     with open("CommentIDs.txt") as f:
         for line in f:
             if cid in line:
                 return False
     return True
 
 #Checks to see if the supplied post ID has been replied to yet.
 def check_submission_ID(sid):
     with open("SubmissionIDs.txt") as f:
         for line in f:
             if sid in line:
                 return False
     return True
 
 
 #Main method:
 #Logs into reddit and gets the newest 20 posts to check through.
 #First it will check for posts with the flair 'Match' so that it only
 #goes to matches that haven't been finished yet. It checks the selftext
 #for names and then saves them to a list and send them up to get_player_info()
 #Next it goes to comments, searching any of the newest 20 posts for the
 #+/u/CSGO_STATS_BOT summon. Once it finds the summon, it will search the
 #same way it does the post. Then both post the replies.
 
 #update_Playerlist()
 r = praw.Reddit('Counter Strike:Global Offensive player stats bot version: ' + version)
 r.login("USERNAME","PASSWORD")
 already_done = set()
 players = getPlayers()
 print ("Bot logged in...")
 
 while True:
     subreddit = r.get_subreddit('csgobetting')
     for submission in subreddit.get_new(limit=20):
 
         #Each Post
         inPost = []
         if submission.link_flair_text == "Match" and check_submission_ID(submission.id):
             text = submission.selftext.replace(","," ").lower().split()
             for i in range (0, len(players)):
                 player = players[i].lower()
                 if player in text and players[i] != "N/A" and players[i] not in inPost:
                     print("Found "+players[i]+"(#"+str(i+1)+") in the post!")
                     inPost.append(str(i+1)+"|"+players[i])
             try:
                 submission.add_comment(get_player_info(inPost))
                 store_submission_ID(submission)
             except:
                 print("Error! not posting(post)")
                 pass
 
         #Each comment
         inComment = []
         submission.replace_more_comments(limit=16, threshold=1)
         flat_comments = praw.helpers.flatten_tree(submission.comments)
         for comment in flat_comments:
             text = comment.body.replace(","," ").lower().split()
             if "+/u/csgo_stats_bot" in text and check_comment_ID(comment.id):
                 for i in range (0, len(players)):
                     player = players[i].lower()
                     if player in text and players[i] != "N/A" and players[i] not in inComment:
                         print("Found "+players[i]+"(#"+str(i+1)+") in a comment!")
                         inComment.append(str(i+1)+"|"+players[i])
                 comment.reply(get_player_info(inComment))
                 store_comment_ID(comment)
     print("Sleeping for 5 minutes. Time of sleep: " + strftime("%m-%d-%Y %H:%M:%S"))
     time.sleep(300)