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    [RESOLVED] Question about infinite word/phrase input, terminated by a specific word

    Hey everyone. I'm new here, and I'm kinda newbie with C++. So, here's my question.

    I want to make a program in C++ which receives phrases by the user, strings or char vectors, not decided which one to use yet. So, I want it to use a pointer, but not sure exactly how to program it. My idea is that there'll be a cicle which creates a new vector or a string with the pointer for each next word.... And the cicle ends when I write END.

    To picture it a little more explicit:

    Program example input:
    (enter is for when the user presses enter)

    Start inputing words:

    Word (enter)
    This is a word (enter)
    this is not a word (enter)
    It's a phrase (enter)
    END (enter)

    So, I'm not really sure if this can be done in C++, I mean I can do it with an array, but the size of it is fixed, so I can't really input an infinite list of words of phrases.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks in advance

    PS: It's a console program, not a graphic one, I'm not there yet
    Last edited by gtbgmaniak; January 5th, 2009 at 06:01 PM. Reason: Add PS

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