Hey guys,
I’m getting the mentioned error when I’m trying to declare the SubmitGuess function in the FBullCowGame.cpp (IDE = Xcode) .
How do I solve this problem? (Double checked all other files)
Greetings,
Peter
What does SubmitGuess look like in your header file?
BullCowCount SubmitGuess(FString);
Okay, I deleted the FString parameter and then restored it again. Now it works as it should. But why? Could it be the defined type alias for FString ?
Probably just needed to rebuild the solution.
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I have a similar problem. Using XCode on Mac. The Errors (3) does not go away.
Error on “BullCowCount FBullCowGame::SubmitGuess(<#FString#>){”
#1 "Expected ‘;’ after top level declarator.
#2 Redefinition of “SubmitGuess” as a different kind of symbol
#3 Expected expression
I’ve done Project Clean ( clean the build folder by pressing Command+Option+Shift+K) but still a problem. Anyone else encounter this?
Could you post your code?
Hi! Actually its exactly the same as Peter_Smith1.
Alternatively is there a site where we can download the typed code? I can try running that code up to lecture 34. Thanks!
If you hit the commits button you will see the code after each lecture.
Thanks Dan! I extracted it and when I pasted that line in, it looked exactly like my typing:
Believe it or not, the bottom one compiles fine, the top one (mine) does not.
TOP: FBullCowCount FBullCowGame::SubmitGuess(<#FString#>Guess){
BOTTOM: FBullCowCount FBullCowGame::SubmitGuess(FString Guess){
When I look closer, the top one has a <# and #> enclosing it. In the editor, both lines look EXACTLY the same but when I paste it here, or if I paste it in sublime, I get to see <# and #> What is it?
Not entirely sure but I believe it’s related to Xcode? 