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From: David Renz <davidprrenz AT cityweb DOT de>
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Subject: Re: DJGPP-Problem
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Date: Mon, 05 Apr 1999 21:10:04 +0200
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Ville Kanerva wrote:

>> ...
>> scanf ("%d", &z);
>> 
>> printf ("Text:\n");
>> 
>> for (i=0;i<z;++i)
>> 
>> {
>> 
>> fflush(stdin);  /* i quess here's your problem */
>> 
>> gets(text[i]);
>> 
>> l[i]=strlen(text[i]);
>> 
>> }
>> ...
>> When I compile it with DJGPP and it should read n(z=n) Lines it only
>> reads n-1 lines. But when I compile it
>> with TurboC it runs correctly. Does someone know where there is a bug?
> 
> As i recall, you can't fflush _stdin_ stream, only _stdout_ stream. This
> may cause your problem and irregularities between those two compilers you
> used.
> 
No, that can't be the problem, when I leave out the fflush(stdin), it's
still wrong.
But when I replace the gets(text[i]) by scanf(text[i]) it runs
correctly. But with 
scanf you can only read words but no sentences(several words with
blanks). Can someone help?


Greetings,
David