Probleme mit Zeichen-Eingabe mit scanf()

Ich versuche, die input-Charakter in einer verknüpften Liste, wo die Zeichen 'A','a','G','g','T','t','C' oder 'c'.

Ich bin noch nicht vertraut mit C, und ich weiß, ich habe etwas geschraubt bis hier:

do{
  printf ("\nEnter a new nucleotide: \n");
  scanf("%c",&newChar);
          /* Checking */
  if(newChar == 'A' ||
     newChar == 'a' || 
     newChar == 'G' || 
     newChar == 'g' || 
     newChar == 'T' || 
     newChar == 't' || 
     newChar == 'C' || 
     newChar == 'c' )
  {
    AddToSequence(newChar);
    size++;
  } else {
    printf ("\nBad Element");
  }
}while(newChar != 'x');

newChar initialisiert wird mit einem junk-Wert, in diesem Fall "q".

Eingabe 'x' beendet die Schleife, Eingabe einer akzeptablen Wert nennt AddToSequence () und den inakzeptablen Wert bekommt eine Warnung.

Aus irgendeinem Grund, egal, was der Wert ist in newChar, springt er in das andere. Es wird auch geradewegs vorbei an der scanf ohne zu warten, für die Einreise aus der Benutzer-und zwei-Schleifen jedes mal, wenn Sie es Schleifen. Kann mir jemand sagen, wohin ich gehe falsch gemacht?

Volle Programm:

#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>

/*Structure declaration for the node*/
struct node{
   char nucleotide;
   struct node *point;
}*start;

/* Adds a nucleotide to the chain. Creates a new linked list if no chain exists exists.*/
void AddToSequence(char nucleotide){
  struct node *loc, *first;
  //Dynamic memory is been allocated for a node
  first=(struct node*)malloc(sizeof(struct node));
  first->nucleotide=nucleotide;
  first->point=NULL;
  if(start==NULL){
    /*If list is empty*/
    start=first;
  }else{
    /*Element inserted at the end*/
    loc=start;
    while(loc->point!=NULL){
      loc=loc->point;
      loc->point=first;
    }
  }
}

/* Display elements */
void Display(){
  struct node *loc;
  if(start == NULL){
    printf ("\n\nList is empty");
    return;
  }
  loc=start;
  printf("\n\nList is : ");
  while(loc!=NULL){
    printf ("%c", loc->nucleotide);
    loc=loc->point;
  }
  printf ("\n");
}

/* Finds and displays percentage of the chain made up of each nucleotide. */
void Percentage(int size){
  struct node *loc;
  if(start == NULL){
    printf ("\n\nList is empty");
    return;
  }
  loc=start;
  printf("\n\nList is : ");
  int A = 0, G =0, T =0, C = 0;
  double Adouble = 0, Gdouble =0, Tdouble=0, Cdouble=0;
  while(loc!=NULL){
    if(loc->nucleotide=='A' || 'a'){A++;}
    if(loc->nucleotide=='G' || 'g'){G++;}
    if(loc->nucleotide=='T' || 't'){T++;}
    if(loc->nucleotide=='C' || 'c'){C++;}    
    loc=loc->point;   
  }
  printf ("\n"); 

  /* Convert to double for percentages as int loses precision */
  Adouble =A;
  Gdouble =G;
  Tdouble =T;
  Cdouble =C; 
  Adouble =(Adouble/size)*100;
  Gdouble =(Gdouble/size)*100;
  Tdouble =(Tdouble/size)*100;
  Cdouble =(Cdouble/size)*100; 
  printf("\nA: %f", Adouble);
  printf("\nG: %f", Gdouble);
  printf("\nT: %f", Tdouble);
  printf("\nC: %f", Cdouble); 
}

/* There be dragons beyond here */
int main(){
  int navigate, size =0;
  char newChar = 'q';
  do{ /* Menu */
    printf("\n 1. Create /Extend Sequence\n");
    printf("\n 2. Display Sequence\n");
    printf("\n 3. Count \n");
    printf("\n 0. Exit \n");
    printf("\nPlease select an option (0 to 3)\n");
    scanf("%d",&navigate);  
    switch (navigate){
      case 0: /* Exit */
        break;
      case 1: /* Add nucleotides */
        do{
          printf ("\nEnter a new nucleotide: \n");
          scanf("%c",&newChar);
          /* Some error checking */
          if(newChar == 'A' || newChar == 'a' || newChar == 'G' || newChar == 'g' || newChar == 'T' || newChar == 't' || newChar == 'C' || newChar == 'c' ){
            AddToSequence(newChar);
            size++;
          } else {
            printf ("\nBad Element");
          }
        }while(newChar != 'x');
        break;
      case 2:
        Display();
        break;
      case 3:
        Percentage(size);
        break;
      default:
        printf ("\n\nBad choice. Please select another.\n");
    }
  } while (navigate !=0); 
  return 0 ;
}

InformationsquelleAutor PatPat | 2012-12-04

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