program is checking for ent when user inputs out?

What is wrong with this code?

It is fout-ing to the file fine, but when inputing string out, it checks for ent, so you can't us anything with i, u, b, e, q, d, or c in it, or any spaces. Help!

Code:

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#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
char ent;
char in[100];
char defi[100];
char defi2[100];
char name[100];
string out;
char ext[100];
char open[100];
char close[100];

int main()
{
cout << "Welcome to BDCPP! Name your file:\n";
cin >> name;
ofstream fout(name);
fout <<"//" <<name<<" created in BDCPP\n";
cout << name << " created\n";
getch();
while (ent != 'q')
{
 system ("cls");
 cout << "Enter:\n";
 cin >> ent;
      if (ent == 'd')
      {
      cout << "Define what?\nEnter:\n";
      cin >> defi;
      cout << "Define "<< defi<<" as:\n";
      cin >> defi2;
      fout << "#define "<<defi<<" " << defi2<< ";\n";
      cout << defi << " defined";
      getch();
      }
      else if (ent == 'c')
      {
      cout << "Char what?\nEnter:\n";
      cin >> in;
      fout << "char "<< in<<";\n";
      cout << in << " chared";
      getch();
      }
      else if (ent =='u')
      {
      cout << "Using namespace std.\n";
      fout << "using namespace std;\n";
      getch();
      }
      else if (ent == 'i')
      {
      cout << "Include what?\nEnter:\n";
      cin >> in;
      fout << "#include <" << in << ">\n";
      cout << in << " included\n";
      getch();
      }
      else if (ent == 'b')
      {
      cout << "Opening int main\n";
      fout << "int main()\n";
      fout << "{\n";
      getch();
      }
      else if (ent == 'o')
      {
      cout << "Output what?\nEnter:\n";
      cin >> out;
      fout << "cout << \"" << out<<"\\n;"<<"\n";
      getch();
      }
      else if (ent == 'e')
      {
      cout << "Closing main()\n";
      fout << "}\n";
      getch();
      }
}
}

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Thanks in advanced.

and here's code from the BDCPP program:

Code:

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//test.cpp created in BDCPP
#include <iostream>
char name;
char name[100];
int main()
{
cout << "Please\n";
}
}
cout << "ur\n";
}

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