std::vector to string with custom delimiter

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Use delimiter.c_str() as the delimiter:

copy(x.begin(),x.end(), ostream_iterator<int>(s,delimiter.c_str()));

That way, you get a const char* pointing to the string, which is what ostream_operator expects from your std::string.

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