fgets problem (i think)

Im remaking a quiz-app i made a long time ago...
heres a piece of the code

Code:

int read_quiz_questions()
{
	int error;
	char question[BUFSIZ];
	char question_header[]="/*question*/\n";
	FILE *quiz_question;
	quiz_question=fopen("question.txt","r");
	if(quiz_question==0){
		perror("\n");
		printf("Cant read questions from file.\n");
		printf("Press a key to exit.\n");
		error=0;
		getch();
		exit(1);
		}
	else{
			fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question);
			if(strcmp(question,question_header)==0){
				do{
					if(fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question)==0){
												printf("All questions are solved.\n");
																		}
					printf("%s\n",question);
					}
					while(fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question)!=NULL);
														}
			error=1;
			}
	return error;
}

As you can see it takes input from a file called question.txt.
The file question.txt looks like this.

Code:

/*question*/
Who am i?
where do i live?
Where did the previous question went???

Normally my code would give as output this.

Code:

Who am i?
where do i live?
Where did the previous question went???

But its giving this as output.

Code:

Who am i?
Where did the previous question went???

So somehow the second question dropped out... (wich is on the 3d line of the file).
I alrdy tried to clear the buffer after fgets took the /*question*/
as input.
But that didnt worked.
So i dont really know what i should try/do next.
Suggestions are welcome

::edit::
sry bout the stupid indentation... its always the same in my compiler it looks fine. But if i paste it in here it get messed up. Somehow the code, /code thing throws in spaces at certain places.

You do a double read of the file, tossing aside one of the reads.

Code:

            do {
                if ( fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question)==0 )
                {
                    printf("All questions are solved.\n");
                }
                printf("%s\n",question);
            } while ( fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question)!=NULL );

Try this instead.

Code:

 char *result;
            do {
                result = fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question);
                if ( result==0 )
                {
                    printf("All questions are solved.\n");
                }
                printf("%s",question);
            } while ( result!=NULL );

Or maybe this.

Code:

            while(fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question) != NULL)
            {
                printf("%s",question);
            }
            printf("All questions are solved.\n");

>sry bout the stupid indentation... its always the same in my compiler it looks fine. But if i paste it in here it get messed up. Somehow the code, /code thing throws in spaces at certain places

Indent with spaces instead of tabs.

Hey, its kinda an fgets problem but not really, a logical one I guess. You never print "where do i live?".

Code:

/* The first time this executes we read "who am i?" */
if(fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question)==0){

/* Ok then we print it */
printf("%s\n",question);

/* Then we read "where do i live?" */
while(fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question)!=NULL)

/* Then we read "where did the previous question went???" */
if(fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question)==0){

/* Then we print it */
printf("%s\n",question);

/* Notice we Never printed "where do i live?" */

To fix this, you can simplify it like

Code:

fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question);
           if(strcmp(question,question_header)==0){
	      while(fgets(question,BUFSIZ,quiz_question)!=NULL)
					printf("%s", question);
			}

I hope that makes sense, goodluck.
EDIT - sorry didn't see dave's post, but yae what he said heh. Posted 1 minute before me

Hey thx Dave_sinkula and Source-code.
After i posted i realized it had to be some wrong thinking code.
Anyway thx now i can go on with everything.

About the indentation: i find tab indentation much easier when coding... but ill keep it in mind when i post another piece of code.

C y'all