python script to download files via google search

Just now some one was asking to me on chat if there is some script which can download the files if given a google search query.

When thinking I suddenly remember that I had coded such a script some time ago using xgoogle libray of python. So I just searched for my script and here it is.

As you know I am lazy, I have used xgoogle and not directly handle google via httplib or urllib etc etc. My script used getopt library to parse the options given to the script. (again I am lazy)
(xgoogle library can be downloaded at http://www.catonmat.net/blog/python-library-for-google-search/)

The general syntax of this script is

python gsrchDwn.py --query "query_text" [--ftype file_extension] [--cnt contine_result_number] [--dir download_dir]

usage: python gsrchDwn.py --query maths made easy --ftype pdf

IMP Notes
1)It proper results are not got try the query in " (double quotes)
2) This file need xgoogle library found at http://www.catonmat.net/blog/python-library-for-google-search/

If --dir is not given it will download files into current directory.
If the script is stopped inbetween you can continue from the last result number by using --cnt result_number

This time I am have become a good boy and also added a status printing which shows how much percentage of current file is downlaoded.

grsrchDwn.py can be downloaded HERE

Let me know any comments.