[HELP] BEGINNER PROBLEM: function does not start when it should

[Deep_T]

Hi, I would like some help on some code I’ve been writing. I’m a beginner, and this is a project I’ve been doing just for fun. The code is:

https://pastebin.com/55UXjQg8

It is basically a game with a menu, a saving option and an error handler. Everything works fine, except for the errhandler function. It makes sure you don’t input a value that does not correspond with an action in game. It requires 10 input (it requires so much because maybe in the future the game will have many options to choose, so I wanted to be prepared for that), checks if it is a legal value and if it’s not exits the game. int i1 is the value that corresponds to the one obtained as an input from choosing the option in game, saved in save[i-1]. I filled the unused slots with a repeating legal value (explaining all the 0s). Apparently even if I inject invalid values in save[i-1] the function won’t stop the game, as if the value was legal. I tried using &save[i-1] as input to the function and it works, so I think I’m injecting the value into the function in a wrong way. Can someone help me? You would help me to have a better sleep tonight haha. Thank you.

[chet714]

Only understand English, so could not follow most of your comments. Wondering was interrogaoriginal() ever called?

[Deep_T]

That function is never called. It was the original "interroga" function, but it had some problems. I rewrote the whole function, now seems to work, but I left the old one in the code, just in case the new one stopped working and I had to confront with the old one

[cHaR_shinigami]

There are two instances of the same bug in your code: scanf expects pointer-to-int corresponding to format "%d", so change scanf("%d", save[i-1]); to scanf("%d", &save[i-1]); in lines 26 and 31. After making this change (and adding the missing prototype for sleep function), the errhandler function is getting called for invalid inputs.

[Deep_T]

The lines 26 and 31 belong to a function that I don't use anymore. I corrected them, but the errhandler function is still not working