Problem Description
Given a string S. K-string is the sub-string of S and it appear in the S at least K times.It means there are at least K different pairs (i,j) so that Si,Si+1... Sj equal to this K-string. Given m operator or query:1.add a letter to the end of S; 2.query how many different K-string currently.For each query ,count the number of different K-string currently.
Input
The input consists of multiple test cases.
Each test case begins with a line containing three integers n, m and K(1<=n,K<=50000,1<=m<=200000), denoting the length of string S, the number of operator or question and the least number of occurrences of K-string in the S.
The second line consists string S,which only contains lowercase letters.
The next m lines describe the operator or query.The description of the operator looks as two space-separated integers t c (t = 1; c is lowercase letter).The description of the query looks as one integer t (t = 2).
Output
For each query print an integer — the number of different K-string currently.
Sample Input
3 5 2
abc
2
1 a
2
1 a
2
Sample Output
0
1
1