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tagus18/maria,

From your post, I'm not exactly clear what you are asking for, but it
sounds like you have two problems:

1) Reading input into a dynamic char array

2) The maximum keyboard buffer (128 chars?).

Here's a small sample that'll take care of #1 above, but it still is
limited to the keyboard buffer maximum:

#include                     // include iostream
#include                     // include string
using namespace std;

int main()
{
string x;                    // declare a C++ string

cin >> x;                    // input to the C++ string

cout << "You entered [" << x << "]" << endl;  // show what was input

char * y = new char[strlen(x.c_str() + 1]; // create C char array
strcpy(y, x.c_str());    // copy C++ string to C char array

cout << "y=[" << y << "]" << endl;         // show C char array
}



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