/*	
	Filename: tw.cpp
	Progname: Telnet Wargames
	By: MarkSpr4wl
	Date: December 16, 2003
	Purpose: Links to good telnet wargames
		 and telnet shell accounts
		 that might be of interest to
		 the novice and expert computer
		 buff alike.
*/
#include <iostream>	// for i/o: cout, cin, endl,cin.get(), etc.
#include <cstdlib>	// system() function for telnet site calls

using std::cin;		// using cin for input
using std::cout;	// using cout for output
using std::endl;	// using endl to endlines of output

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
	char option;
	const char* errorMsg = '!';	// invalid input error message

	void call( void );	// calls() function prototype
	
	cout<< endl << endl << endl		// visual interface
	    << "\t- Telnet - Servers -" << endl << '\a'
	    << "\t--------------------" << endl << endl
	    << "\t1. Freeshell" << endl
	    << "\tQ..Quit" << endl;

	do
	{
		cout<< "\a\n\tEnter choice_ ";	// option input and decision call() function
		cin>> option;
		call(option);
	}
	while (option != 'q' || option != 'Q' || option != 0);
	
	if (option != '1' || option != 'q' || option !='Q' || option != 0) // if unwanted char, errorMsg
	{	
		cout<< '\t' << errorMsg << '\a' << endl;
		cout<< "\tEnter choice_ ";
		cin>> option;
	}
	
	cin.get();	// pause screen before exit
	return 0;

		void call(char option)	// decision switch/case function (system calls for telnet)
		{
			switch (option)
			{
			case '1' : system("telnet freeshell.org");

			case 'q' :
			case 'Q' : system("exit");	// system call for program exit
			}
		}
}

/*
    Filename: tw.cpp
    Progname: Telnet Wargames
    By: MarkSpr4wl
    Date: December 16, 2003
    Purpose: Links to good telnet wargames
         and telnet shell accounts
         that might be of interest to
         the novice and expert computer
         buff alike.
*/
#include <iostream> // for i/o: cout, cin, endl,cin.get(), etc.
#include <cstdlib>  // system() function for telnet site calls

using std::cin;     // using cin for input
using std::cout;    // using cout for output
using std::endl;    // using endl to endlines of output

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
    char option;
    const char* errorMsg = "invalid";   // invalid input error message

    void call(char option);  // calls() function prototype

    cout<< endl << endl << endl     // visual interface
        << "\t- Telnet - Servers -" << endl << '\a'
        << "\t--------------------" << endl << endl
        << "\t1. Freeshell" << endl
        << "\tQ..Quit" << endl;

    do
    {
        cout<< "\a\n\tEnter choice_ ";  // option input and decision call() function
        cin>> option;
        call(option);
    }
    while (option != 'q' || option != 'Q' || option != 0);

    if (option != '1' || option != 'q' || option !='Q' || option != 0) // if unwanted char, errorMsg
    {
        cout<< '\t' << errorMsg << '\a' << endl;
        cout<< "\tEnter choice_ ";
        cin>> option;
    }

    cin.get();  // pause screen before exit
    return 0;
}

void call(char option)   // decision switch/case function (system calls for telnet)
{
    switch (option) {
            case '1' : system("telnet freeshell.org");
            case 'q' :
            case 'Q' : system("exit");  // system call for program exit
    }
}

/*
    Filename: tw.cpp
    Progname: Telnet Wargames
    By: MarkSpr4wl
    Date: December 16, 2003
    Purpose: Links to good telnet wargames
         and telnet shell accounts
         that might be of interest to
         the novice and expert computer
         buff alike.
*/
#include <iostream> // for i/o: cout, cin, endl,cin.get(), etc.
#include <cstdlib>  // system() function for telnet site calls

using std::cin;     // using cin for input
using std::cout;    // using cout for output
using std::endl;    // using endl to endlines of output


void call(char option);  // calls() function prototype
const char* errorMsg = "invalid";   // invalid input error message

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
    char option;


    cout<< endl << endl << endl     // visual interface
        << "\t- Telnet - Servers -" << endl << '\a'
        << "\t--------------------" << endl << endl
        << "\t1. Freeshell" << endl
        << "\tQ..Quit" << endl;

    do
    {
        cout<< "\a\n\tEnter choice_ ";  // option input and decision call() function
        cin>> option;
        call(option);
    }
    while (option != 0); // Checking for q or Q is redundant, it has quit allready.
    //What is this zero check anyway?
    /* Not needed
    if (option != '1' || option != 0) // if unwanted char, errorMsg (same thing here).
    {
        cout<< '\t' << errorMsg << '\a' << endl;
        cout<< "\tEnter choice_ ";
        cin>> option;
    }

    // Hmm.. this sounds like you don't want to exit in the call function afterall?
    cin.get();  // pause screen before exit
     */
    return 0;
}

void call(char option)   // decision switch/case function (system calls for telnet)
{
    switch (option) {
            case '1' :
              system("telnet freeshell.org");
              break;
            case 'q' :
            case 'Q' :
              exit(0); // A proper way to exit. system("exit") spawns a new session that runs "exit",
                       // meaning that it quits immediatedly.
            default: // This Might be a better place for bad input
                cout<< '\t' << errorMsg << '\a' << endl;
    }
}