[Pat McCarthy]

Back again...

I'm only concerned with a small portion of my program at the moment.
This part collects an integer value for use to set the color of an object later in the program, then checks to make sure it is within a certain range of numbers. If the number isn't within that set of numbers, it is supposed to ask the user to enter again, then collects a value again.

Currently, whether the value entered is within the parameters that I want, this chunk of program gets stuck in the error checking loop. Oddly, when you enter a two digit integer, it breaks the loop.

	/* Collects shape selection from user and checks for invalid inputs */
	do
	{
		color_error = 0;
		
		/* Collects desired color from user */
		printf("\nSelect color:\n");
		printf("BLACK (0), BLUE (1), GREEN (2)\n");
		printf("CYAN (3), RED (4), MAGENTA (5)\n=>");
		fflush(stdin);
		scanf("%d", &color);
		printf("Selected color: %d\n", color);
		fflush(stdin);

		/* Valitdate entry */
		switch (color)
		{
			case '0':
			case '1':
			case '2':
			case '3':
			case '4':
			case '5':
				break;
				
			default:
				color_error = 1;
				printf("Please select one of the available colors\n");
				break;
		}
	}
	while(color_error);

I've attached an image of what happens when the code is executed and the entire program's code. It needs to be compiled with a special .lib file that my prof wrote. (something in the forums is keeping me from attaching it)