[LiDoNg_9_0]

#include<conio.h>
#include<iostream.h>

struct info
{
	char name[50];
	char address[50];
	int age;
	char gender;
	char course[30];
	char school[50];
}A;


int main()
{
   char ch;
   
   do{
		printf("Menu: [S] Set Value\t [O] Open\t[Q] Quit\n");
   ch = getch();
   switch(ch){
	   case 'S':
				   cout<<endl<<"Name: "; gets(A.name);
				   cout<<endl<<"Address: "; gets(A.address);
				   cout<<endl<<"Age: "; cin>>A.age;
				   cout<<endl<<"Gender [M/F]: "; A.gender=getche(); //I think this is the problem...


				   cout<<endl<<"Course: "; gets(A.course);
				   cout<<endl<<"School: "; gets(A.school);
				   break;
	   case 'O':
				   cout<<endl<<"Name: "<<A.name;
				   cout<<endl<<"Address: "<<A.address;
				   cout<<endl<<"Age: "<<A.age;
				   cout<<endl<<"Gender: "<<A.gender;
				   cout<<endl<<"Course: "<<A.course;
				   cout<<endl<<"School: "<<A.school;
				   break;
	   case 'Q': break;
	  default:
				  puts("Invalid Input");
   }
   }while(ch != 'Q');
  system("pause");
  return 0;
}

***added code tags -jjsaw5***

the problem is in the switch statement. It jump the input functions specially when i input character only....

[jjsaw5]

[seeP+]

Are you sure you entered S and not s?

[dgirdhar]

There isno problem with switch, instead problem is with using gts function, use some other way to accept input.

[AntonWebsters]

#include<conio.h>
#include<iostream.h>
#include<ctype.h>
struct info
{
	char name[50];
	char address[50];
	int age;
	char gender;
	char course[30];
	char school[50];
}A;


int main()
{
   char ch;char G;

   do{
		printf("Menu: [S] Set Value\t [O] Open\t[Q] Quit\n");
   ch = getch();
   switch(toupper(ch)){
	   case 'S':
				   cout<<endl<<"Name: "; cin>>(A.name);
				   cout<<endl<<"Address: "; cin>>(A.address);
				   cout<<endl<<"Age: "; cin>>A.age;
				   cout<<endl<<"Gender [M/F]: ";cin>>G; //I think this is the problem...
				   if(G == 'M' || G == 'F') A.gender = G;
				   cout<<endl<<"Course: "; cin>>(A.course);
				   cout<<endl<<"School: "; cin>>(A.school);
				   break;
	   case 'O':
				   cout<<endl<<"Name: "<<A.name;
				   cout<<endl<<"Address: "<<A.address;
				   cout<<endl<<"Age: "<<A.age;
				   cout<<endl<<"Gender: "<<A.gender;
				   cout<<endl<<"Course: "<<A.course;
				   cout<<endl<<"School: "<<A.school;
				   break;
	   case 'Q': break;
	  default:
				  puts("Invalid Input");
   }
   }while(ch != 'Q' || ch != 'q');
  system("pause");
  return 0;
}

[LiDoNg_9_0]

jjsaw5, on 3 Sep, 2009 - 04:53 AM, said:

sory for that... tanx!

thanks a lot guyz. il just try to run it out...

[LiDoNg_9_0]

cin functions does not read white space. thats y i use the gets function. is there any input function except from gets that includes the spaces?

[eker676]

C++ has the getline(cin, STRING NAME); function that read an entire line spaces and all and stores it into a C++ string.