You exchange text messages with your friends. Since you receive so many messages, you want to measure how long your friends have to wait for your replies. Your message device records each received and sent message in order using the following two kinds of entries: 
• R X indicates a message was received from a friend numbered X; 
• S X indicates a message was sent to a friend numbered X. Your message device sends and receives messages instantaneously, and for each consecutive pair of entries described above, either 
• a single entry W X is recorded in between them indicating they occur X seconds apart, or 
• there is no entry between them and they occur one second apart. Several rules of message etiquette are always followed: 
• the only messages you send are replies to messages that you have received; 
• you send at most one reply to any message from any particular friend; 
• your friends do not send a subsequent message until you have replied to their previous message. 


The wait time for a message is the time that passes between when you receive it and the time you reply to it. If a friend X received a reply to each message they sent, the total wait time for friend X is the sum of all wait times for all messages from friend X. Otherwise, the total wait time for friend X is −1. Your job is to determine the total wait time for each friend.

The input consists of the integer M (1 ≤ M ≤ 20), followed by M lines, where each line consists of one character (W, R, or S), followed by a space, followed by an integer X (1 ≤ X ≤ 100). These M lines are the entries described above (in order).

Output one line for each friend that sent a message in the form X T where X is a friend number and T is the total wait time for friend X. The lines are in increasing order of the friend numbers.

Friend 2 sends a message at time 0 and Friend 3 sends a message at time 1. 
Friend 2 receives a reply at time 6 and Friend 3 receives a reply at time 7.