Peter Haywood was mentioning something about C++ Saveding stuff :
PH>  This works, except for one thing. cin only reads up to the first
PH>whitespace. What this means is that if you enter "Cyber Con", it will
PH>only read "Cyber". With my limited knowledge of C++, I'll leave it to
PH>the experts to tell you how to deal with this. But, a simple solution
PH>that comes from C is to simply use fgets() to enter the name. So you
PH>could rewrite the first program thusly:
You could use cin.get - it reads all characters including whitespace
up to either however many characters you tell it to read, or
until it reaches an end of line marker.
cin.get(myChar[x], 21);
This will either read in 21 characters and then stop, or read up to the
end of line marker if there are less than 21 characters.
-=- John -=-
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