Need Help With Char Vectors

[TheBeardedQuack]

I did mention that I needed an easy way to add a new character to the end and be able to have it grow as large as I need it to...
Using a vector an push_back is the easiest way I know!

[Gaminic]

Congratulations on the working code!

Still, you should really switch to std::string. It has push_back. It has +=(char). It has so much more than a vector when it comes to text-handling. There really is no reason to use a vector for it!

[TheBeardedQuack]

If it works in the same way then I'll do this...

Is there a simple way to output contents of a stein without a for loop indexing?
I think I've tried just entering the string variable name but this didn't work?

[Gaminic]

It does work.

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
std::string myString = "Hello World!";
std::cout << myString;

[TheBeardedQuack]

Ok I've just changed my vector to a string now and removed the for loop displaying indevidual letters till the end of the vector (which should improve performance speed). I've just swapped it for cout << word << endl; and its working now (I'm using a dev-cpp beta I think so it might have just been a problem with the IDE)...
Anayway thanks for everyones help!