C++ pointer to class problem

Hey all.
Right now I'm working on algorithms, and so I wanted to make my own Linked List class (I do realize I'm reinventing the wheel, doesn't make it less fun :P).

I've also started using eclipse yesterday (just a note, in case I simply messed the IDE up).

Ok. So my Linked List contains 2 pointers, an integer (size) and a bunch of methods. Every item in the Linked List is called LinkedObject (which is a struct).

Linked Object looks like so:

Code:

template <class T>
struct LinkedObject
{
	T object;
	LinkedObject* next;
};

This is all fine, so I started making the LinkedList class, and ran into this problem:

Code:

template <class T>
class LinkedList
{
private:
	LinkedObject* ListBegin, ListEnd; //2 pointers
	int size; //size integer
public:
	void Append(T ToAdd ) /*this first method adds an object to the end of the list*/
	{
		if(size==0)//if it's empty...
		{
			ListBegin = new LinkedObject<T>; /*make a new object in the beginning since the list is empty*/
			ListBegin->object = ToAdd; /*NOTE THIS LINE! seemingly innocent statement: set the object in the LinkedObject ListBegin(which is a pointer) to the value the user wants to add*/
		}
	}
};

the error is there, eclipse throws me a "Field object could not be resolved and i have absolutely no idea onto why it would do that.

Code:

LinkedObject* ListBegin, ListEnd; //2 pointers

LinkedObject is class template.

Secondly, the comment is also wrong

Originally Posted by anon

Code:

LinkedObject* ListBegin, ListEnd; //2 pointers

LinkedObject is class template.

Thanks! Adding a <T> before the star fixed it.

Now to give you a +1...

Originally Posted by anon

Thank you, anon. You sure know how to recognize different types of trees from quite a long way away.