In article <349 at greens.UUCP> matthew at sunpix.UUCP ( Sun NCAA) writes: >Before closing, there is one logic flaw in your scrap of code. '(c == '\n')' >does not have to evaluate to an integer 1. It must only be a non-zero value >if true. Wrong. All comparisons must return 0 or 1. No other result is legal in C.