Unexpected tokens in a header

[Sk#]

Hi everyone! I'm coding a solar system simulator, and it worked quite good till this morning. I must have done something wrong, but I really can't get what. Maybe a fresh look (or an expert eye ) can see my fault.

I get the error (for every file that includes "solsys.h")

d:\cpp\solsys\src\solsys.h(29) : error C2629: unexpected 'class SolarSystem::Orbit ('
d:\cpp\solsys\src\solsys.h(29) : error C2334: unexpected token(s) preceding ':'; skipping apparent function body

The content of solsys.h is here:

#ifndef __SOLAR_SYSTEM_H__
#define __SOLAR_SYSTEM_H__ 1

#include "vectors.h"
using math::Vector;

#include <ostream>
using std::ostream;
using std::endl;

#ifndef M_PI
#define M_PI 3.14159265
#endif

namespace SolarSystem
{

double EARTH_MASS(5.9736e24);
double EARTH_RADIUS(6372.797e3);
double UA(149597870691.0);
double LIGHT_SPEED(299792458.0);
double LIGHT_YEAR(9.461e15);
double SIDEREAL_YEAR(31558149.540);

class Orbit
{
public:

	Orbit(	double inclination = 0.0, // in degrees
			double longitudeOfAscendingNode = 0.0, // in degrees
			double argumentOfPeriapsis = 0.0, // in degrees
			double eccentricity = 0.0, 
			double semimajorAxis = 1, // in UA
			double meanAnomaly = 0.0 // in degrees
			double period = 1.0 // in sidereal years
			) : 
		_inclination(inclination),
		_longitudeOfAscendingNode(longitudeOfAscendingNode),
		_argumentOfPeriapsis(argumentOfPeriapsis),
		_eccentricity(eccentricity), 
		_semimajorAxis(semimajorAxis),
		_meanAnomaly(meanAnomaly),
		_period(period)
	{
	}

	Orbit &setInclination(double val)
	{
		_inclination = val;
		return *this;
	}
	Orbit &setLongitudeOfAscendingNode(double val)
	{
		_longitudeOfAscendingNode = val;
		return *this;
	}
	Orbit &setArgumentOfPeriapsis(double val)
	{
		_argumentOfPeriapsis = val;
		return *this;
	}
	Orbit &setEccentricity(double val)
	{
		_eccentricity = val;
		return *this;
	}
	Orbit &setSemimajorAxis(double val)
	{
		_semimajorAxis = val;
		return *this;
	}
	Orbit &setMeanAnomaly(double val)
	{
		_meanAnomaly = val;
		return *this;
	}
	Orbit &setPeriod(double val)
	{
		_period = val;
		return *this;
	}

	Vector getPositionAtEpoch(double epoch = 0.0);
	Vector getPositionAtAngle(double angle = 0.0 /* in degrees */);

	friend ostream &operator<<(ostream &os, Orbit &o);

protected:

	double _inclination;
	double _longitudeOfAscendingNode;
	double _argumentOfPeriapsis;
	double _eccentricity;
	double _semimajorAxis;
	double _meanAnomaly;
	double _period;

private:
};

class Astrum
{
public:

	Astrum(double radius = 1, double mass = 1);

	Astrum &setPosition(Vector position)
	{
		_position = position;
		return *this;
	}

	virtual void draw(void);

protected:

	Vector _position;
	double _radius;
	double _mass;

private:
};

class Star : public Astrum
{
public:

	Star(double radius = 1, double mass = 1, double luminosity = 1) : 
		Astrum(radius, mass),
		_luminosity(luminosity)
	{
	}

protected:

	double _luminosity;

private:
};

class Planet : public Astrum
{
public:

	Planet(double radius = 1, double mass = 1, Orbit orbit = Orbit()) :
		Astrum(radius, mass),
		_orbit(orbit)
	{
	}

	virtual void draw(double epoch = 0.0);
	void drawOrbit(int segments = 30);

	friend ostream &operator<<(ostream &os, Planet &p);

protected:

	Orbit _orbit;

private:
};

}

#endif

I tried to comment everything above the Orbit class definition, leaving only the header guard and the namespace declaration, but to no good. If it helps, here is the contents of "vectors .h" too, but the error shouldn't be caused by that (it was issued even when "#include "vectors.h" was commented):

#ifndef __VECTORS_H__
#define __VECTORS_H__ 1

#include <vector>
using std::vector;
#include <ostream>
using std::ostream;

namespace math
{

enum Coordinate
{
	X,
	Y,
	Z,
	K
};

class Vector
{
public:

	Vector(int size);
	Vector(double x, double y, double z);

	double &operator[](const int dim)
	{
		return this->data.at(dim);
	}

	double operator*(Vector &b);
	Vector &operator*=(double b);
	Vector operator*(double b);
	Vector &operator+=(Vector &b);
	const Vector operator+(Vector &b);

	double length(void);

	friend ostream &operator<<(ostream &os, Vector &v);

protected:

	vector<double> data;

private:
};

}

#endif

Thanks to everyone!

[GNiewerth]

You are missing one colon after the meanAnomaly parameter in your ctor´s parameter list.

[S_M_A]

Beaten to it...

[Sk#]

So I could look above the ctor till the end of time! Thanks to both of you!