#!/usr/bin/env python
from os import system 
import sys, string

ifile=open('sst.dat','r')
pfile=open('sst.ppm','w')


mxv=-100.
mnv=100.
h=0
#read data file once to find min and max value:
while 1:
	aline=ifile.readline()
	if not aline: break
	if aline[0]=="#": continue
	#splits aline at white space, then eval turn strings to number.
	#map appies eval to each member of the list:
	vals=map(eval,string.split(aline))
	h=h+1
	for v in (vals):
		if (v>9999): continue
		mxv=max(mxv,v)
		mnv=min(mnv,v)
w=len(vals)
ifile.close()				
print "min value=",mnv,"  max value=",mxv,'  width=',w,'  height=',h
sc=255./(mxv-mnv)

#print header:
pfile.write("P3\n") #use P3 for ascii, P6 for binary
pfile.write("%d %d\n" % (w, h)) 
pfile.write("255\n")

#read data file again to assign colors: 
ifile=open('sst.dat','r')
while 1:
	aline=ifile.readline()
	if not aline: break
	if aline[0]=="#": continue
	vals=map(eval,string.split(aline))
	for v in (vals):
		if (v>9999):
			(r,g,b)=(0.,0.,0.)
		else:
	#STUDENTS: fix the following three lines to assign colors to the v:
    #(hint: you may want to use the value of sc to help you)
			g=255.
			r=0.
			b=0.
		pfile.write("%d %d %d\n" % (r,g,b)) #use with P3
#		pfile.write("%c%c%c" % (red,green,blue))#use with P6
ifile.close
pfile.close()