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#
#  TestAnagramDictionary.py
#
#  Use this program to test your function AnagramDictionary() in pa6. This
#  program produces a file called my_anagrams.txt in your current directory.
#  This file is rather large (about 5.7 MB) so you may want to delete it after
#  the test if you are doing this on the timeshare. Download and save the file
#  anagrams.txt from /Examples/pa6 to the same directory. In Linux or Mac do
#
#            $ diff anagrams.txt my_anagrams.txt
#
#  On Windows Powershell do
#
#            > diff (cat anagrams.txt) (cat my_anagrams.txt)
#
#  In both cases, no output indicates that the files are the same, which is
#  a success. Consider this a weak test of your AnagramDictionary() function.
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
import Scrabble

# main() ----------------------------------------------------------------------
def main():
   
   infile = open('scrabble.txt')
   outfile = open('my_anagrams.txt', 'w')

   A = Scrabble.AnagramDictionary(infile)
   print('key', 15*' ' , 'anagrams', file=outfile)
   print(60*'-', file=outfile)
   for k in A:
      print( '{0:<20}{1}'.format(k, A[k]), file=outfile )
   # end for
   
   infile.close()
   outfile.close()

# end main() ------------------------------------------------------------------

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
if(__name__=='__main__'):

   main()

# end if ----------------------------------------------------------------------