Vectors and GetLine

[manny123456]

My program is supposed to take in a video game title entered by the user and input it into a vector using push_back. It works not as I want. The problem is when I don't use getline in my loop you can put in the game titles in but you can't put spaces. When I do use getline, it keeps asking whether or not you want to add another game without letting you add another game. Any other bugs I can fix but this is the main one I'm trying to get worked out.

// Your very own video game listing
// List your favorite games!!!!!

#include<iostream>
#include<vector>
#include<string>
#include<cstdlib>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
   
vector<string> gameTitles; // vector containing all of the game titles

vector<string>:: iterator gameIterator; // used to itrate through the gameTiles vector

string userEntry = " ";     // used to add entries into the vector

int addAnother ; // used to determine when to exit initial title loop

cout << "Welcome beloved gamer!!! Enter your favorite games into your\n";
cout << "very own customized game list!!!\n";

getline(cin, userEntry);

gameTitles.push_back(userEntry);

cout << "Would you like to add another game to your list?\n";
cout << "1 for yes 0 for no\n";
      
      cin >> addAnother;
      
       while (addAnother <0 || addAnother >1)
      {  
             
            cout << "Ooops invalid entry please 1 for yes 0 for no\n"; 
            
            cin >> addAnother;
      }
    
    
    
    
do 
{
       cout << "Add next game\n";

       cout << "Enter your next game\n";
       
       getline(cin, userEntry);
       
       gameTitles.push_back(userEntry);
       
       cout << "Add another???\n\n 1 for yes 0 for no";
       
       cin >> addAnother;
       
       
} while (addAnother == 1);
      
       




    
    
for (gameIterator = gameTitles.begin(); gameIterator != gameTitles.end(); ++gameIterator)

    cout << *gameIterator << endl;
    
    


return 0;   
    
    
}

[PanGalactic]

Please edit your post and put the source inside code tags. It will make your post a lot more legible and folks here will be more likely to look at it.

[wolfgang]

After your cin >> addAnother; you need a cin.ignore(numeric_limits <streamsize>::max(), '\n');. You have a trailing '\n' after that cin which the getline() reads and enters empty text.

You'll need to #include <limits> for numeric_limits.

[manny123456]

Thank you wolfgang and thank you PanGalactic. I am a first time poster so now I am aware of the code tags. I'm sure there will be more errors to come. Wolfgang thanks I that is beyond the scope of my book but it works like a charm! I will put it into my notes because more than likely I will run into this problem again.