C Program - Help needed in editing user detail

Dear all, i need some help in solving my programming problem.

Below is the program that i have written and there is 2 part which i need help. What i need to do is as follows:

Edit user detail:
1) Enter user name
2) Do a comparsion between the existing name which i enter earlier in myfile5.txt and the name that i just enter
3) If valid user, show user detail and allow me to edit the detail

View user detail:
1) Enter user name
2) Do a comparsion between the existing name which i enter earlier in myfile5.txt and the name that i just enter
3) If valid user, show user detail

What i'm not sure is how to do a strcmp between the existing user and the name that i enter and also how to extract the user detail

Please help
Thanks in advance
west_dweller79

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>


struct DETAIL
{
char name[20];
char tel_num[10];
char sex[10];
char age[10];
};

struct address
{
char house_num[10];
char street[20];
char town[20];
char county[20];
char post_code[10];
};


int main ()
{

int i;
char name[20];

struct DETAIL detail;
struct address add;

FILE * pFile;
pFile = fopen ("myfile5.txt","at");

a: printf("\n\nTo add new user, Press 1",i);
printf("\nTo edit user, Press 2",i);
printf("\nTo view user detail, Press 3", i);
printf("\nTo exit, Press 4\n",i);
scanf("%d",&i);

if(i==1)
goto b;
else if(i==2)
{
printf("\nEnter user name : ");
gets(name);
gets(name);

if(strcmp(detail.name,name)!=0)
{
printf("\nUser found!!");

puts(detail.name,);
gets(detail.tel_num);
gets(detail.sex);
gets(detail.age);
gets(add.house_num);
gets(add.street);
gets(add.town);
gets(add.county);
gets(add.post_code);

goto a;
}
else
{
printf("\nUser not found");
exit(1);
}
}
else if(i==3)
{

while(pFile)
{

}
printf("\nPlease enter the user name: ");
gets(name);

if(strcmp(detail.name,name)!=0)
{
printf("\nUser found!!");

gets(detail.name);
gets(detail.tel_num);
gets(detail.sex);
gets(detail.age);
gets(add.house_num);
gets(add.street);
gets(add.town);
gets(add.county);
gets(add.post_code);
}
else
{
printf("\nUser not found");
exit(1);
}
}
else if(i==4)
{
printf("\n\nExisting Program!!");
exit(1);
}
else
{
printf("\nWrong number enter!!!");
goto a;
}



b: if (pFile!=NULL)
{
printf("\n\nEnter the name: ");
gets(detail.name);
gets(detail.name);
fprintf(pFile, "\n\nName:\t\t%-20.20s\n",detail.name);
//fputs(detail.name,pFile);

printf("Enter the telephone number: ");
gets(detail.tel_num);
fprintf(pFile, "Telephone:\t%-10.10s\n",detail.tel_num);
//fputs (detail.tel_num,pFile);

printf("Enter the sex: ");
gets(detail.sex);
fprintf(pFile, "Sex:\t\t%-10.10s\n",detail.sex);
//fputs (detail.sex,pFile);

printf("Enter the age: ");
gets(detail.age);
fprintf(pFile, "Age:\t\t%-3.3s\n\n",detail.age);
//fputs (detail.age,pFile);

printf("\nEnter the address as followed:\n");
printf("House Number: ");
gets(add.house_num);
fprintf(pFile, "Address:\t%-5.5s",add.house_num);
//fputs (add.house_num,pFile);

printf("Street: ");
gets(add.street);
fprintf(pFile, "%-30.30s\n",add.street);
//fputs (add.street,pFile);

printf("Postal Code: ");
gets(add.post_code);
fprintf(pFile, "Postal Code:\t%-10.10s\n",add.post_code);
//fputs (add.post_code,pFile);

printf("Town: ");
gets(add.town);
fprintf(pFile, "Town:\t\t%-10.10s\n",add.town);
//fputs (add.town,pFile);

printf("County: ");
gets(add.county);
fprintf(pFile, "County:\t\t%-10.10s",add.county);
//fputs (add.county,pFile);



fflush(stdin);
}

goto a;



//printf("\n\n\nName entered: %s\n\n", detail.name);
//printf("Telephone number entered %s\n\n", detail.tel_num);
//printf("Sex entered: %s\n\n",&detail.sex);
//printf("Age entered: %s\n\n", detail.age);
//printf("Address entered: \n%s %s \n%s \n%s \n%s\n\n", &add.house_num,
// &add.street, &add.town, &add.county, &add.post_code);

fclose (pFile);
return 0;
}

well, there are a few things that would need to be known about the text file and how its set up. But a simple string compare can be done with the '==' in an 'if' statement. But I would recomend a function call that would make all letters of the names either lowercase or uppercase as well as doing a crop of all whitespace surrounding the name.

Next time you post code put it in the appropriate brackets for better viewing.

Also, the "goto" function of C is really ugly and shouldn't be used unless really necessisary, you could have done this in a simple for loop...



Jason