from subprocess import *
import re
import SendKeys

# First we're going to open up a Google Chrome window
# Navigate to our target
# and copy the URL to the clipboard
# The F11 command full-screens the window, ensuring that
#  we dont end up just tabbing through the navigation
# For safety and best practices, always close a window when
#  you're done with it
SendKeys.SendKeys("""
		{LWIN}
		{PAUSE .25}
		chrome{ENTER}
		{PAUSE 1}
		{F6}http://www.facebook.com{ENTER}
		{PAUSE 3}
		{F11}{TAB 2}
		David{SPACE}Kim{ENTER}
		{PAUSE 3}{F11}
		{F6}^c
		%{F4}
		""")
# Next we're going to open up notepad and copy the clipboard
#  into the window
# We'll then save it to the same location we started the
#  python script from
SendKeys.SendKeys("""
		{LWIN}
		{PAUSE .25}
		notepad{ENTER}
		{PAUSE 1}
		^v
		^s
		{PAUSE 1}
		C:\Users\jamal.mahboob\Desktop{\}target.txt{ENTER}
		{PAUSE 1}
		%{F4}
		""")
# Now we can read this file and mess with the string in pure code
link = open("target.txt",'r').readline()
link = link.split('/')
print link
# If the user has selected not selected a facebook name, use their UID
#  which we need to parse out
if link[3].find('=') != -1:
	link = link[3].split('=')
	link = link[1]
# Otherwise, we can just use their selected name
else:
	link = link[3]
print link
# We can then open a new chrome window and navigate to the
#  messages subdirectory with our target name/UID
# When this window loads (as of this writing, Dec 13 2011)
#  it will automatically place the cursor in the text field
SendKeys.SendKeys("""
		{LWIN}
		{PAUSE .25}
		chrome{ENTER}
		{PAUSE 3}
		{F6}
		http://www.facebook.com/messages/"""
		+ link
		+ """
		{ENTER}
		{PAUSE 3}
		Bwahahah{ENTER}
		""")
while True:
	SendKeys.SendKeys("""
			{PAUSE 1}
			Boner{ENTER}
			""")

# We can then loop it and bug the SHIT out of Laurino