/* For this representation, generate 9 vertices, corresponding to the
   columns and rows of a chessboard, and add "row" relationships between
   these locations in the same row.  Connect the first item in each row
   within a board using a "col" edge.  This representation can obviously
   be improved. */

#include <stdio.h>

main(argc, argv)
   int argc;
   char *argv[];
{
   char c[9];
   int i, j, vnum=1;

   for (i=0; i<114; i++) {
      scanf("%c,%c,%c,%c,%c,%c,%c,%c,%c\n",
         &c[0], &c[1], &c[2], &c[3], &c[4], &c[5], &c[6], &c[7], &c[8]);
      for (j=0; j<9; j++)
         printf("v %d %c\n", vnum++, c[j]);
      printf("d %d %d row\n", vnum-9, vnum-8);        /* Connect first row */
      printf("d %d %d row\n", vnum-8, vnum-7);
      printf("d %d %d row\n", vnum-6, vnum-5);        /* Connect second row */
      printf("d %d %d row\n", vnum-5, vnum-4);
      printf("d %d %d row\n", vnum-3, vnum-2);        /* Connect third row */
      printf("d %d %d row\n", vnum-2, vnum-1);
      printf("d %d %d col\n", vnum-9, vnum-6);        /* Connect first column */
      printf("d %d %d col\n", vnum-6, vnum-3);
   }
}