[circuspeanuts]

CODE

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

class Flag {

private:
    string *FlagColorOne;
    string *FlagColorTwo;

public:
    Flag();
    SetFlagColors();
    GetFlagColors();
    ~Flag();

}

so this is my code, and it keeps on telling me that it has an 'unexpected end of file error'

...

it used to be:

CODE

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

class Flag {

private:
    string *FlagColorOne;
    string *FlagColorTwo;

public:
    Flag();
    SetFlagColors();
    GetFlagColors();
    ~Flag();

protected:

}

I took out the protected part, and I tried taking out the closing bracket, but I still have the same error...and programming gurus' help me?

[Captain_Trips]

there is a forum for this sort of thing, you know. unless you want this thread filled with spam.

[circuspeanuts]

well I figured that not everyone goes in that area, and that people here may know it as well?

[Captain_Trips]

they very well may, but the spam will make it harder to get to the good information.

This post has been edited by Captain_Trips: 11 July 2008 - 08:27 PM

[circuspeanuts]

yes well it's posted there as well, and I haven't gotten any responses...it's late for an assignment, but I've been trying to figure this out myself....I don't understand some of it, and thus I turn to you helpful bunch because you guys have always been able to help me with this kind of stuff before, so...since I've seen you post in the hardware/software problems area, help me out?

[Captain_Trips]

I really would if I could but I dont know programming at all. I am good with computers and peripherals and software . . . . but not programming. Sorry.

[narad1986]

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

ahhh.....C++ .... it's been a long long time....can't help you ....

What I really wanted to say was, I read your name as "Circuspenis" ...

[circuspeanuts]

I really need help with this...

[narad1986]

Sorry man ....I did like...a kiddy course in this some years ago ........ All i could tell you is to make sure your brackets and semicolons are in order ......and yours looks ok ....

"return 0;" ? lol ..

[circuspeanuts]

I didn't define it...


ok so I've defined it and now my code looks like:

CODE

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#ifndef cFlag_H
#define cFlag_H
using namespace std;

class cFlag {

private:
    string *FlagColorOne;
    string *FlagColorTwo;

public:
    cFlag();
    SetFlagColors();
    GetFlagColors();
    ~cFlag();

}; #endif;

and I get the following errors:

error C2014: preprocessor command must start as first nonwhite space

mismatched #if/#endif pair in file 'C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\Unit 2 my name\Flag.cpp'

This post has been edited by circuspeanuts: 11 July 2008 - 09:16 PM

[imme]

Your ifndef and def flag_h should be in your Flag.h, not in your .cpp
Once it's defined, when it is called, it will remain defined

[circuspeanuts]

we're supposed to write it all in one area BEFORE we separate it up into separate headers and whatnot, so I'm doing what I'm told. That's not the problem though, now I'm back at the unexpected end of file error.

[imme]

ok then, that may explain some of my difficulties in that class....I tend to design the whole instead of doing it all in main and trying to divvy it up...I figure it'll work if it's right either way