Thread: Switch statement does not flow through cases

Originally Posted by sjmp

need to terminate the program using CNTRL D - ASCII 4? that is what I was trying to do there. It works so long as long as I execute CNTRL D on a new line.

Assuming you are on Linux/Unix, Ctrl-D signals the end of file/transmission thus

Code:

while ((c = getchar()) != EOF)

is sufficient.

Bye, Andreas

Andreas
I removed c !=4 and it no longer responded to CNTRLD, I am using windows...

Got it working! for real this time

set \t and '' to state OUT
set \n to increment and state out
default if char increment and fixed the word count as another if statement proceeding that.

Thanks for everyone's help. In three months from now, when I am an expert programmer I will remember you all.

SJ