#include <iostream>
#include <string>//remove
#include <conio.h>
#include <sstream> //sstream includes all the ostringstream stuff. it also has <string> in it, so you don't need to include that anymore
using namespace std;


void print(char dumpstr[],int scrnlen; )//why did you change dumpstr into a char []. you have to do all your own math that way. you can't use .size or .find or .substr or any of that stuff. keep it a string variable
{

	string sub;
	//	static int scrnlen = 80;
	int lastspc = 0;
	while(dumpstr.size() > scrnlen)
	{
		int temp = 0;
		while(temp < scrnlen)
		{
			lastspc = temp;
			temp = dumpstr.find(' ', temp + 1);
		}
		sub = dumpstr.substr(0, lastspc);
		dumpstr = dumpstr.substr(lastspc + 1, dumpstr.length() - 1);
		cout << sub << endl;
	}
	cout << dumpstr << endl;

}


void main()
{
	/////////////////////////

	string open = "Your character";
	string desc = "likes to bake ceramic hands while skipping across a moonlit beach wearing boots made from the skin of an albino llama. His eyes are sewn on saucepans, bubbling with effervescent causality and endless ephemerality";

	int bob = 5; //just to show you stuff
	ostringstream oss; //create one like so
	oss << open << desc << "   " << bob;//add stuff to it like so.

	print(oss.str());//the .str() function of an ostringstream returns a string object

	int size;
	int iterator;

	size = (desc.size()+open.size());

	char* printout = NULL;

	printout = new char[size];


	while(/*not at end of open)*/)
	/////////////////

		for (iterator=0; iterator<size; iterator++)
		{
			printout[iterator];//=each char in the array of desc
		}
	while(/*not at end of desc*/)
		for (iterator; iterator<size; iterator++)
		{
			printout[iterator];//=each char in the array of desc
		}

		delete [] printout;
		printout = NULL;


		print(printout);

		cout << "Your character ";
			print(desc,size);
			cout << "\nHis name is Guillermo.";

		getch();


}