> I may be wrong here but I would look for a missing ')' or ']' or '}'
> prolly around line 33 or above. Just count out your '(' and ')' etc.most
> likely they will not match-up.
>
A perfect solution to eliminate parsing errors is to use Emacs, Jed or vi.
They all check matching ('s ['s and {'s. + When coding, indent your code
wisely, so that you can easily spot errors of this kind. (Emacs c-mode rocks :)
+ BE consistent in your codingstyle. Some prefers this style:
if(expression) {
statements;
}
and some prefers:
if(expression)
{
statement;
}
Both are ok.. If your style is consistent (You use only one of the styles).
Both Emacs and vi have been ported to Windows/Win95, http://www.windows95.com
has them all.
// Zigg
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