# Take a file of many expiration dates separated by a single line
# with something like tmpDATE (e.g. tmp12_31_2021)
# Then call each one, copy it to tmp and run bit.py all going to tmpout.


import csv
import os
from datetime import date

today = date.today()
d2 = today.strftime("%B %d, %Y")

os.system("echo " + d2 + " >> tmpinall")
os.system("cat tmpin >> tmpinall")
os.system("cat tmpin |grep -v 'in-the-money' | grep -v 'not suitable' |grep -v 'Before investing' |grep -v 'Client Agreement' | grep -v 'Unauthorized' > tmpin2")
# os.system("echo 'BITO 	      ' >> tmpin2")
filein = open("tmpin2","r")
text = filein.readlines()
filein.close()

os.system("echo " + d2 + " > tmp.out")
bitocount = 0
newtext = []
currentprice = -1000.0
for line in text:
  x = line.split(" ")
  y = line.split("	")
  if (x[0]  == "BITO") or (y[0] == "BITO"):
    # print("BITO line: " + line)
    bitocount+=1
    # print("bitocount: " + str(bitocount))
    if bitocount == 1: # where we get the current price
      # print(" y[0] is: " + y[0] + " y[1] is: " + y[1]+ " y[2] is: "  + y[2]+ " y[3] is: "  + y[3]+ " y[4] is: "  + y[4]+ " y[5] is: "  + y[5])
      currentprice = (float(y[3])+ float(y[5]))/2.0
      currentprice = round(currentprice,2)
      os.system("echo current price is: " + str(currentprice) + " >> tmp.out")
      # print("current price is: " + str(currentprice))
    elif bitocount>= 3: # first time there is a complete file
      with open(filename, "wt", encoding='utf-8') as myfile:
        for newlines in newtext:
          print(newlines, file = myfile)
      myfile.close
      os.system(" echo  >> tmp.out")
      os.system(" echo " + filename[3:] + " >> tmp.out")
      os.system("./runsed " + filename)
      os.system("python3 bit.py " + str(currentprice) + " >> tmp.out")
    filename = ("tmp")+x[1]+("_")+ x[2]+ "_" + x[3][:4]
    newtext = []
  elif bitocount >=2: 
    newtext.append(line)


if bitocount>=3: # we have a full file
  with open(filename, "wt", encoding='utf-8') as myfile:
    for newlines in newtext:
      print(newlines, file = myfile)
  myfile.close