Treasures in a map (3) P90766

Write a program that, given a map with treasures and obstacles, computes the number of treasures that can be reached from a given initial position. The allowed movements are horizontal or vertical, but not diagonal. If needed, passing over the treasures is allowed.

Input

Input begins with the number of rows n > 0 and the number of columns m > 0 of the map. Follow n rows with m characters each. A dot indicates an empty position, an ‘X’ indicates an obstacle, and a ‘t’ indicates a treasure. Finally, two numbers r and c indicate the initial row and column (both of them starting at 1) where we must start looking for treasures. You can assume that r is between 1 and n, that c is between 1 and m, and that the initial position is always empty.

Output

Print the number of accessible treasures from the initial position.