java getCharAt(,从标准输入中回显getchar和'\n'char

I have already looked at this similar question but i am still wondering if there is another way to stop 1) the terminal echoing with portabilty as this is an assignment and I have already had one java program crash and burn on my teachers computer 2) in my program i search for a '\n' char then if it isn't the first char use getchar then putchar till the next '\n' char which works fine when using redirected stdin but when I try using the program without redirection the enter key is always echoed, is this to do with the terminal echoing or do i need to check for a diffrent char apart from '\n'? I have also tried including '/r' and done lots of googling but it seems the answer to the echo is can't be done with portabilty?

#include

#include

int first_line(char);

int main(){

char c;

while((c = getchar())!=EOF){

first_line(c);

}

return 0;

}

int first_line(char c){

if (c != '\n'||c != '\r'){

putchar(c);

do{

c = getchar();

putchar(c);}

while( c !='\n');

}

return 0;

}

Thanks Lachlan

解决方案

For a start try with the following :

1) the condition should be if (c != '\n' && c != '\r')

2) and the while loop ,in case if terminal is line buffered then you are better of using getchfrom ncurses library the library packages should be there for most platforms.

while((c =getchar())!='\n') {

putchar(c);

}