Rock, Paper, Scissors

Rock, Paper, Scissors is a classic hand game for two people. Each participant holds out either a fist (rock), open hand (paper), or two-finger V (scissors). If both players show the same gesture, they try again. They continue until there are two different gestures. The winner is then determined according to the table below:

Your task is to take a list of symbols representing the gestures of two players and determine how many games each player wins.

In the following example:

Turn     : 1 2 3 4 5Player 1 : R R S R SPlayer 2 : S R S P S

Player 1 wins at Turn 1 (Rock beats Scissors), Player 2 wins at Turn 4 (Paper beats Rock), and all the other turns are ties.

The input contains between 1 and 20 pairs of lines, the first for Player 1 and the second for Player 2. Both player lines contain the same number of symbols from the set {'R', 'P', 'S'}.  The number of symbols per line is between 1 and 75, inclusive.  A pair of lines each containing the single character 'E' signifies the end of the input.

For each pair of input lines, output a pair of output lines as shown in the sample output, indicating the number of games won by each player.