converting string to char; storing info in a class

I'm having a problem with converting a string to a char. ; Also I keep getting errors in regards to storing info in a object that will be stored in a class data member. Can anyone help?

Code:

#include "song.h"
#include <cstring>

using namespace std;

//char size[50];
	
	
string Song::getTitle() 
	{ 
		return title;
	}

string Song::getArtname()
	{
		return artname;
	}
	
string Song::getAlbum()
	{
		return album;
	}
	
string Song::setTitle()
	{
		return title;
	}
	
string Song::setArtname()
	{
		return artname;
	}

string Song::setAlbum()
	{
		return album;
	}

bool Song::operator == (Song track)
	{ 
	
	
		char* temp1 = &title; 
		char* temp2 = &artname;
		char* temp3= &album;
		
		if(strcmp(title, track.title) == 0 && strcmp(artname, track.artname) == 0 && strcmp(album, track.album) == 0)
				return true;
					else
						return false;
		
	} // the end of the function
	
	
bool Song::operator > (Song track)
	{
			char* temp4 = &title[0];
			char* temp5 = &artname[0];
			char* temp6 = &album[0];
			
				if (strcmp(title, track.title) > 0 && strcmp(artname, track.artname) > 0 && strcmp(album, track.album) > 0)
					return true;
						else 
							return false;
	}

Code:

if( choice == Add) {
		 cout<<"Enter the name of your song: "<<endl;
		 
		 cin>>track[count].setTitle();
		 
		 cout<<"Enter the Artist's name: "<<endl;
		 
		 cin>>track[count].setArtname();
		 
		 cout<<"Enter the Album's name: "<<endl;
		 
		 cin>>track[count].setAlbum();

I keep getting errors that say : Could not convert setTitle to bool. ???

your setTitle() function is completely the same as getTitle()..bit of a waste

it doesn't set anything..
i assume you declared title artname and album members..because I couldn't find them in the above code...

cin>>track[count].setTitle();

another is that ^^
you can't assign to an rvalue...you need to return a reference to the calling function..

I still don't know..how a compiler detects an rvalue

thanks for the response. the members are declared in my spec file. How do I perform the referencing you speak of?