feof and stdin

[KevBin]

Is this code OK?

...
char buf[BUFSIZ];
	
	while(1)
	{
		
		
		fgets(buf,BUFSIZ,stdin);
		if(feof(stdin))
			break;
		printf("%s",buf);

		
	}
...

I'm supposed to read one word at a time and process it in some way until user enters Ctrl-Z
Is it ok to use feof(stdin)?
And one more qustion; since fgets read newline character and store it in buffer do I have to loop to that position and set '\0' on that place, or is ti Ok '\n' to stay there because sometimes it can be annoying for example char name[100]; to have '\n' in the name
Thanks

[Salem]

Yes, you can use feof() like that, but the code is a bit bulky

You can do this to achieve the same effect

while ( fgets(buf,BUFSIZ,stdin) != NULL ) {
	printf("%s",buf);
}

As for removing the newline, that is entirely up to you.
The strchr() function is good for finding the newline, if you need to.