Multiple conditons in a while loop

[mrchaos]

cType = getche();
while (cType != 'C' || 'c' || 'I' || 'i' || 'A' || 'a')
{
printf ("Code not valid");
printf ("\nPlease re-enter a type (I, C, or A): ");
}

how can i put multiple conditions into a while loop? currently, the loop always comes back false.

[twanvl]

You must write each condition separatly:
char cType = getche();
while (cType!='C' && cType!='c' && cType!='I' && cType!='i' && cType!='A' && cType!='a')
{
printf("Code not valid");
cType = getche();
}

[jim mcnamara]

how about



for(cType = getche();strchr(cType,"AaCcIi")==NULL;cTYpe=getche() )
printf ("Code not valid\nPlease re-enter a type (I, C, or A): ");

[CornedBee]

nope, strchr expects a string as first argument.