#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <vector>
 
using namespace std;
class WordRead
{
public:
	WordRead();
	~WordRead();
	void EnterName();
	void LoadFile();
 
 
private:
	char ch;
	char theFile[1000];
	ifstream myFile;
	vector<char> load;
};
 
WordRead::WordRead()
{
}
 
WordRead::~WordRead()
{
}
 
void WordRead::EnterName()
{
	cout << "Type in the text file path you wish to read: ";
	cin >> theFile;
}
 
void WordRead::LoadFile()
{
	myFile.open(theFile);
	for(int i = 0; !myFile.eof(); i++)
	{
		myFile.get(ch);
		load.push_back(ch);
		cout << endl << "char " << i << ": " << load[i];
	}
	myFile.close();
 
}

void WordRead::EnterName()
{
	cout << "Type in the text file path you wish to read: ";
	cin.getline( theFile, 1000 );
}

	for(int i = 0; myFile.good(); i++)

...
#include <string>
 
...
 
private:
	// This is more descriptive: it tells you it is the
	// file's -name-, and not some other thing.
	string theFileName;
	// Fine
	ifstream myFile;
	// Again, this tells you that it is the file's text.
	// 'load' is a verb, and is doubly confusing when
	// used anywhere other than in LoadFile().
	// (It is confusing there too, though..)
	string theFilesText;
...
 
void WordRead::EnterName()
{
	cout << "Type in the text file path you wish to read: ";
	getline( cin, theFileName );
}
 
void WordRead::LoadFile()
{
	char c;
	myFile.open(theFileName);
	for (streamsize i = 0; myFile.get( c ); i++)
	{
		theFilesText.push_back( c );
		cout << "char " << i << << ": " << c << '\n';
	}
	myFile.close();
}

void open(const char *filename, openmode mode = in | out);

myFile.open(theFileName.c_str());

string theFilesText;
char c;
for (streamsize i = 0; myFile.get( c ); i++)	
{		
theFilesText.push_back( c );		
cout << "char " << i << << ": " << c << '\n';	
}

		cout << "char " << i << ": " << c << '\n';