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Making some tests with a variable "command" instead of using argv, I made it work with the command "Exit"

if I now enter let's say "a", it won't give me the current location like before.

I...

Sorry, I forgot to insert a line while copying the code. I fixed it above.

Any ideas?

Hi,

I'm building my own shell, I've search on the forums but I couldn't find this anywhere.

I have something like this:



void showPrompt(){
char buff[200];

OK i got it! I'm just starting on this so sorry for my incompetence.

getchar(); between the first printf and fgets solved the problem

Thanks everyone for the great help :)

(reading your post right now)

int function, returns 1 in case of sucess

To be honest, No.

I'm new to this stuff.

Can you explain?

I've made some more tests.

If if call it this way (within the main function):



goToLogin();


it goes without problems.

Hi itCbitC,

It gives me the same problem!

Thank you. I got it working.

Hi everyone,

Within a function A, I have a printf that asks for a login and another one that asks for a password.

When I call that function from the main function, it works... it waits for me...

You are right. Sorry for the missunderstanding.

How can I use fgets on this line than?


while(((auxusers[MAX] = fgetc(fileusers)) != EOF) || (auxpassword[MAX] = fgetc(filepassword)) != EOF){

quzah, I have fgets like you have on my first post on this thread.

I think itCbitC is referring to the fgetc I have here:


while(((auxusers[MAX] = fgetc(fileusers)) != EOF) ||...

I tried, the compiler now shows the following:

myshell.c:43: warning: passing argument 1 of ‘fgets’ from incompatible pointer type
myshell.c:43: error: too few arguments to function ‘fgets’...

Hi everyone,

I'm building a login function. I have two files - one with the user login and other with the password (needs to be this way).



int loginn(){

FILE* fileusers;
FILE*...