Help Isolating Individual Words in a String

[NetHacker]

I'm writing a Pig Latin translator just for fun and the learning experience and I'm having trouble isolating individual words in a string so I can translate them. Well, I should say I have no idea where to start! Here's my code. So far, it just reads the string to be translated and outputs it. Pretty pitiful, I know.

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	string str;	
	cout << "What would you like to translate? ";
	getline (cin, str);
	cout << str << endl;

	return 0;
}

So how do I isolate individual words? And if you can help it, please don't tell me how to translate them after I've isolated them. I want to figure that part out for myself.

[rssair]

cin does this. It can be annoying at times, but for your purpose, it should work beautifully. Instead of using getline, use cin. It reads one word at a time, seperated by a space. Simply put this in a while loop and it will read an entire line, one word at a time.

string wordInput="";

while (wordInput!="end"){
cin>>wordInput;
//Do something with the word
cout<<wordInput<<endl;//endl places a new line after each word fetched.
}

[NetHacker]

OK, thanks, I'm not sure if I completely understand yet, but I'll just try it and see what happens.