Mail Archives: djgpp/1999/08/06/02:59:22
Try indenting. ie.,
class Player
{
private:
int lives;
public:
void move(void);
};
KeithM
Michel Chassey <cecile AT megacom DOT net> wrote in message
news:dt2q3.40012$Q4 DOT 132948 AT wagner DOT videotron DOT net...
> Since this seems to be a thread for and by newbies I'll take a shot at
> answering.
> The first error means anything AFTER the last " } ", " ) " or " ; ", is
> considered by the compiler as being on the same line as class Player. You
> might have erased a end-of-line symbol BEFORE class Player.
> Resolve the first error and the others disappear .
> My humble opinion,
> Michel Chassey :)
>
> Amin Kharchi <kharchi AT gmx DOT de> a écrit dans le message :
> OL1q3.70$qv DOT 3522 AT news DOT tli DOT de...
> > Hello!
> >
> > Hyper schrieb in Nachricht <37A8A42A DOT 7B620B6 AT snip DOT net>...
> > >i'm really new to programming (only did simple math programs, and stuff
> > that
> > >really has no point). My best guess is this. Since i'm new to this i
> > don't
> > >know, but i'd say the problem is your "class player" line. It doesn't
> > appear to
> > >be a function (No () ), and it doesn't appear to be a variable. is
class
> a
> > >function you have made or something? please don't flame me for my
> > ignorance,
> > >i'm learning so i might be wrong
> >
> >
> > No, it's a class in C++. If you learn C you don't know it... But my
> problem
> > is, what did the compiler mean with "parse error before" ??? The can't
> find
> > in zhe sourcecode errors... and I don't know what to do.
> >
> > --
> > Amin Kharchi
> > Wolfsburg, Germany
> >
> >
> >
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