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 '''HTML searching for Funny Pro Elites shoutbox
 Author: Joe McBobski
 Should be in same folder as Parser.py
 Call from any shell with support for python with "cd (foldername)", and then "python wordsearch.py".
 Python must be downloaded on your computer to run.
 Attribution:
 Zed Shaw (Writer of Learn Python the Hard Way) taught me how to do it.
 Also the user xperroni on stackoverflow for Parser.py'''
 ### IF YOU FIND ANY ERRORS OR BUGS, PLEASE REPORT THEM TO JOE ###
 
 #Imports necessary modules
 import Parser
 from urllib import urlopen
 import sys
 
 def clearscreen(numlines=100):
 	import os
 	if os.name == "posix":
 		# Unix/Linux/MacOS/BSD/etc
 		os.system('clear')
 	elif os.name in ("nt", "dos", "ce"):
-	TERMCOUNT = 0
+		# DOS/Windows
 		os.system('CLS')
-	WORDS_PARSED = []
+
-	URLS = []
+			# Fallback for other operating systems.
-	URLS_TEXT = []
+		print '\n' * numlines
-	UNPARSED = []
+
 #Search is now a function.
 def wordsearch():
 	'''Searches for the word.'''
 
 	#sets up variable for words to go in. Also sets up term and page count.
 	WORDS = []
 	PAGENUM = 0
 
 	#asks you what to look for, places them in search.
 	print "What term to look for?"
 	SEARCH = raw_input("> ")
 	print "How many pages back?" #Might be removed later, or just do it yourself.
 	PAGES = raw_input("> ") #Please do not set pages too high.
 
-	PAGES = 0
+
 	URLS = []
 	for pagenum in range(1, (int(PAGES) + 1)):
-		print PAGES
+
-		print
+
-		UNPARSED.append( "Page %d" % (URLS.index(url) + 1)) # adds a note for the page number
+
-		for word in URL_OPENED.readlines(): #begins a loop and performs it on each line in URL_OPENED
+
 	#extracts shout data from pages
 		UNPARSED = []
 	for url in URLS:
 		URL_OPENED = urlopen(url) #stores the page data in URL_OPENED
 		LINES = URL_OPENED.readlines()
 		URL_OPENED.close()
 		PAGES = URLS.index(url) + 1
 		clearscreen()
 		print "Loading page:", PAGES
 		UNPARSED.append( "Page %d" % (PAGES)) # adds a note for the page number
 		for word in LINES: #begins a loop and performs it on each line in URL_OPENED
 			#MAKE THIS A VARIABLE:
 			if "<tr id=\'" in word: #Makes sure you're getting just the shouts
 				UNPARSED.append(word) #adds the data to UNPARSED
 			else:
 				pass #AKA do nothing
 
 		PAGES +=1
 	#OPERABLE!
 
 	SHOUTS = [] #create new empty set
 	for arg in UNPARSED:
 		if "<tr id=\'" in arg: #make sure it only tries this on actual shout data
 			unbroken = arg.split("</tr>") #breaks up every term
 			for arg in unbroken: #adds them together again to make the shouts.
 				shout = "".join([arg, "</tr>"])
 				SHOUTS.append(shout)
 		elif "Page" in arg: #exception for page numbers
 			SHOUTS.append(arg)
 		else: #do nothing
 			pass
 
 	THREEPARTSHOUTS = []
 	SHOUTNUM = 0
 	WORDS_PARSED = []
 	for x in SHOUTS:
 		WORDS_PARSED.append(Parser.dehtml(x))
 	for x in WORDS_PARSED:
 		if " - " in x:
 			startdate = x.index(" - ")
 			date = x[startdate:(startdate + 18)]
 			di = x.index(date)
 			username = x[0:di]
 			shout = x[(di + 18):-1] + x[-1]
 			THREEPARTSHOUTS.append([username, date, shout])
 		else:
 			THREEPARTSHOUTS.append(x)
-	YESTERMS = FALSE
+
 
-		if isinstance(word, str) and word != "\n" and (YESTERMS or word == "Page 1"):
+	TERMCOUNT = 0
 	for shout in THREEPARTSHOUTS: #Takes this all on
-			NEWPAGE = True
+
 			WORDS.append(shout)
-		else:
+
 				TERMCOUNT += 1
 				WORDS.append(shout) #adds shout to WORDS.
 		else:
 			pass
 
 
 	#Returns words, with another one of those fancy "message" things.
 	print "You searched:", SEARCH
 	print "Pages searched:", PAGES
 	print "Words matching search term:", TERMCOUNT
 	print "Words:"
 	YESTERMS = False
 	for word in WORDS:
 		if isinstance(word, list):
 			print word[0], word[1], word[2]
 			YESTERMS = True
 		elif word != "" and WORDS[(WORDS.index(word) + 1)] != "":
 			print word
 		else:
 			pass
 	print "What would you like to do?\n1: try another search\n2: exit"
 	NEXT = int(raw_input("> ")) #converts to integer
 	if NEXT == 1:
 		wordsearch()
 	if NEXT == 2:
 		exit()
 	else:
 		print "INVALID. EXITING"
 		exit()
 wordsearch()