Goofy getline

I know all about the problems cin>> can cause, but I thought getline solved that. With this program

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
  string word;

  while (getline(cin, word))
  {
    cout<<"Read -- "<< word <<endl;
  }

  cout<<"Enter one last word: "<<flush;
  getline(cin, word);
  cout<<"Read -- "<< word <<endl;
}

Everything in the loop reads just find, but when I hit ctrl+z to get out of the loop, the next call to getline is skipped. I've tried this in Borland 5.5 and Dev-C++ 4 with the same results. Using cin.ignore() doesn't have any effect, nor does reading one character in a loop until there's nothing left. I have to be doing something wrong, but I can't see what. Any ideas?

You need to clear the eof bit. cin.clear().

>>You need to do the C++ equivalent of
Ah, so simple. I use eof to terminate loops so regularly I completely forgot it counts as an error later.