I have an error and can't fix it :(.

The error is "error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before 'using'.

File: menu.h

Line: 21

Any help would be WONDERFUL.. I'm stressin.

Code:

//  ======
//  NOTES:
//
//  1) 
//  ==

//  ===========
   #pragma once;
//  ===========
   #include "Types.h";
   #include "DoubleLinkedList.h";
//  ======================
//  Header File Inclusions
//  =======================
   #include <string>;
//  ================



//  ====================
    using namespace std;
//  ====================

//  ============
    class Menu {

        public:

//          ============
//          Constructors
//          =============
            Menu( void );
//          =============

//          ==========
//          Destructor
//          ===========
           ~Menu(void);
//          ===========

//          ==========================
//          Member-Function Prototypes
//
//          NOTES:
//
//          1) The names for the accessor and mutator member-functions
//             will make use of the words Get and Set followed by the
//             appropriate member-variable identifier.
//          ====================================================
            MenuChoices Menu::Get( );                // Accessor
            void        Menu::Set( MenuChoices );    // Mutator
            void        Menu::Display( );
            void        Menu::QueryUser( );
            bool        Menu::Continue( );
            void        Menu::ProcessCommand( DoublyLinkedList& );
//          ======================================================

        private:

//          ================
//          Member-Variables
//
//          NOTES:
//
//          1) 
//          ==============================
            MenuChoices userMenuSelection;
//          ==============================

    }; // Class Menu
//  ================

Includes and pragmas don't have ; after them.

I removed them and still get the same error :/.

Then you are missing a semicolon in one of your headers, either Types.h or DoubleLinkedList.h (probably the latter).

Originally Posted by tabstop

Then you are missing a semicolon in one of your headers, either Types.h or DoubleLinkedList.h (probably the latter).

Quick check... put a semi-colon on a line by itself before the includes... it will change the error and may give good clues about where to look.