Can't get the strings into a vector correctly

Well I have this:

Code:

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int main(){

        cout<<"Please input a string: ";

        vector<string> inputVec;
        string input;

        while(cin>> input)
                inputVec.push_back(input);

        //vector<string> leftVec = frame(inputVec);
        //vector<string> picture = vcat(inputVec, leftVec);

        for(vector<string>::size_type i = 0; i != inputVec.size(); ++i)
                cout<< inputVec[i] <<endl;

        return 0;
}

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and when I type something in, it only gets the first character, or if it's many words, then it gets as many characters as words, from the first word only... So, is my brain not functioning correctly? 'Cause I've done this quite alot of times, and this time it fails :P

There's no problem with inputVec. I don't know what frame or vcat do, so I can't say about that. (Or at least if I use your code, then inputVec contains each word in turn, not just a single letter.)

The frame and vcat are not important at this point :P I'm using VS2008, and when I try Ctrl+C to get past the while loop, it gives me, if I type in "Cookies rule" I get "Coo^C" ...

Since your loop loops until EOF, you need to use EOF to end the loop. On a Win system, EOF is Ctrl-Z.

Woops! >.< Yeah, I knew that :P