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CoderTimm:
Hi!
I switched from Microsoft Visual C++ 6 to Code::Blocks.
First it works fine... but soon i get an error.
I wanted to create a class... but why it dont works?
Code:

--- Code: ---class Test
{
public:
Test();
~Test();
protected:

private:

};

--- End code ---
But when i compile it ... i get some errors:

--- Code: ---error: syntax error before 'Test'
error: syntax error before '{' token
--- End code ---
When i compile it with MSVCPP 6 it works fine...
Any ideas?
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Additionally I have got a dislike in the Class Wizard Plugin:
I think it should be more integrated.
And the Filenaming for the class CTest... is ctest.cpp and ctest.h... where can I change the
Filenaming to Test.cpp...
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rickg22:
I don't know about the compiler errors.. your code compiles just fine under MinGW. Are you sure there's not an included file somewhere that screws it up?

squizzz:
This files compiles fine under my VC Toolkit 2003 as well...

Could you specify exact steps you take after C::B startup until you get these errors?


--- Quote ---And the Filenaming for the class CTest... is ctest.cpp and ctest.h... where can I change the
Filenaming to Test.cpp...
--- End quote ---

Maybe here? :?
Anyway, it is rather good practice to name your source files just the same as the class they implement.

CoderTimm:
...ehm... 3 days lasted since install... but i uninstalled code::blocks and installed it again... but no change  :(
Everytime he say he doesn't know class ... that's confusing because he knows public: and private:, but when he gets to
protected: he writes a syntax error  :x
... i think the problem is caused by the code::blocks editor... i compiled it with code::blocks and the microsoft visual c++ 6 compiler and it dont work...
Edit: I think the compiler or the editor interprete it like a function... because when i change the Position of the classname to the end he wants to have brackets... Example:

--- Code: ---class
{
public:
CTest();
~CTest();
protected:

private:

} CTest;

--- End code ---
Now he wants brackets:


--- Code: ---class()
{
public:
CTest();
~CTest();
protected:

private:

} CTest;

--- End code ---
But its definately Wrong!!! Any ideas?

squizzz:
Are you sure your file is saved with *.cpp extension? I get similar errors like yours when I save it as *.c :)

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