import fileinput
# Some postmiles files have duplicate entries,
# same postmile but slightly different street names.
# This program presents the duplicates to the user to 
# select which one to keep and discards the others.
# Only works when duplicates are in successive rows of the file, which is
# how it should be if it's sorted by postmile.  But sometimes
# there's weird data where two SLIGHTLY different postmiles have
# the same latlong, and you'll have to deal with these by hand.

# Read from file name provided on command line
# Expected input format: route, direction, lat, long, name
# Assumes commas are separators and don't appear in name.
prevName = ""
prevCoords = ""
prevstreet = ""
prevFields = ["","","","","",""]
matching = False
streets = []
outputFile = "uniqFile"
outFile = open(outputFile,"w") # put results here
# Examine each input line
for line in fileinput.input():
    lineIn = line.rstrip()   #to trim whitespace and newline
    fields = lineIn.split(",")
    current = fields[3]+","+fields[4]  # match the latLong pair
    # Does this item match the previous one?
    if (current == prevCoords): 
        if not matching:
            # indicate we are in matching mode (for 1 or more items)
            matching = True
            print fields[0] + "\t" + prevstreet
        print "\t\t" + fields[5]
        streets.append(fields[5])
    else:
        if matching: # if we were matching, turn it off
            matching = False
            # Ask user to select one of the matching items
            choice = raw_input("choose one of "+str(len(streets)) + ": ")
            if (len(choice)==0):
                choice = "1"
            print "         OK, you selected: ",streets[int(choice)-1]
            print 
            print "-----------"
#            outFile.write(prevName + "," +prevCoords + "," + streets[int(choice)-1])
            outFile.write(prevFields[0]+ "," + prevFields[1]+ "," + prevFields[2]+ "," + prevFields[3]+ "," + prevFields[4]+ "," + streets[int(choice)-1])
            outFile.write("\n")
        else:
            # output the previous unmatched item (unless were at the first line)
            if prevFields[0] != "":
#            outFile.write(prevName + "," + prevCoords + "," + prevstreet + "\n")
                outFile.write(prevFields[0]+ "," + prevFields[1]+ "," + prevFields[2]+ "," + prevFields[3]+ "," + prevFields[4]+ "," + prevFields[5])
                outFile.write("\n")
        # reset the saved street names
        streets = []
        streets.append(fields[5])
    # save current for next iteration
    prevName = fields[0]
    prevCoords = current
    prevstreet = fields[5]
    prevFields = fields
# output last entry
outFile.write(prevFields[0]+ "," + prevFields[1]+ "," + prevFields[2]+ "," + prevFields[3]+ "," + prevFields[4]+ "," + prevFields[5])
outFile.write("\n")
outFile.close()

print "All Done, output in ", outputFile