   stdin problem
  Hi, I'm rather new at programming, and I'm having a problem with C code.  I need to make a program that will send data through USB, and I have the hardware, drivers, and library I need.  I modified a sample program that came with the software to send data in small commands instead of large blocks.  My problem is, however, how can I modify it to read from a keyboard instead of a file? Here's the piece of my code that I'm having trouble with: (sorry I don't know how to format it correctly)for (index = 0; index < bufcnt; index++)    {bytesread = fread(buffer[index], 1, 200, inFile); if (bytesread == 0)  {  shutdown = TRUE;    break; }...The inFile is declared using a command-line argument, and that works fine.  I would like to change it though so that the user can type in a value that would go into buffer[index].  (The bytesread is unimportant).  I tried replacing inFile with stdin, but the program doesn't resume when I'm finished typing, even after I pressed ctrl-z and enter a bunch of times.Thanks in advance for your help.   
  Your program will block until it's read 200 bytes, just like you told it to.Try using gets() instead.for (index = 0; index < bufcnt; index++){  if (NULL == fgets(buffer[index], 200, inFile))  {    shutdown = TRUE;    break;  }}