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Hi
So im a bit lost in my c++ programming. Not the code init self, but a error I keep getting. I dont know why I keep getting -> error?
Im using Visual Studio ultimate 2010, and I havnt had any problem with it, til now:
Does anyone know why I keep gettin this error or possibly can be written some other way?
Error 1 error C2059: syntax error : '->'
Greatly appreciated! :)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...(v=vs.90).aspx
https://www.google.com/search?q=erro...'&start=10
If you need more "specific" reply - post your code that causes such an error.
Thanks, but Ive gone through all those, I couldnt find anything on www. This is my only option.
I need help with this error: Error 1 error C2059: syntax error : '->'
Am i typing -> wrong? Or does Visual Studio ultimate 2010 use some other way?
Thanks in advance
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Originally Posted by Maygon
Didn't you read my answer? :confused:
and, please, use Code tags when you you will post any code snippets!Quote:
Originally Posted by VictorN
I need someone to help me with this error of mine.
http://speedy.sh/kEjM3/Syntax-error.png
I dont need help with any coding, just an explanation of why this might be happening.
Quite frustrating because i´ve never had any problems writting....... ->.......in any codes of c++ softwares that ive used like codeblocks or dev c++.
Thanks again
Sh,,,t! :(
If you do need some help - show the code causing the problem, not the link to something that does not belong to this Forum.
Besides, it is not clear what symbols and from what code page do you use in "->" expression. So, again: post your exact code (use copy/paste, not just typing it in the edit window)
Good grief dude, how do you expect anybody to tell you what you're doing wrong if you don't show us what you're doing?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Maygon
In your program, you are using -> in a context for which the compiler does not accept -> as a valid symbol.Quote:
I dont need help with any coding, just an explanation of why this might be happening.
If the line containing the -> is supposed to be used correctly but the compiler is reporting a problem, I would look at the code before the line reporting the error for problems - or with the variable definition.
As others have pointed out, to provide further specific guidance you need to post the code containing the error line.
It is happening because you're using -> where it shouldn't be used.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maygon
C++ is a computer language that has rules. It isn't a book report where you just "write stuff", and it has nothing to do with codeblocks or dev-C++. Your code violates a C++ rule in some way, and the only way to know is to see the code.Quote:
Quite frustrating because i´ve never had any problems writting....... ->.......in any codes of c++ softwares that ive used like codeblocks or dev c++.
Regards,
Paul McKenzie
Just an explanation of why: Compiler Error C2059Quote:
Originally Posted by Maygon
In two words, you put token -> where it does not belong.