Thread: Assigning a values to a class field

Code:

class RemoteController
{  
  public:
    static const int numKey[];
    static const int controlKey[];
    boolean isKeyFound;
    int getNumKeyPressed(int);
};


static const int RemoteController::numKey[10] = { 0xFF4AB5, 0xFF6897, 0xFF9867, 0xFFB04F
                     ,0xFF30CF, 0xFF18E7, 0xFF7A85, 0xFF10EF
                     ,0xFF38C7, 0xFF5AA5
                   };
static const int RemoteController::controlKey[5] = { 0xFF629D, 0xFFA857, 0xFFC23D , 0xFF22DD,
                        0xFF02FD
                      };






int RemoteController::getNumKeyPressed(int keyPressed)
{  
  isKeyFound = 0;
  for( int i = 0; i < 10; i++){
   
        if( /*results.value*/ keyPressed == numKey[i])
        {
          isKeyFound = true;
          Serial.println("Key found");
          return i;
        }
  }
    if( isKeyFound = false)
      Serial.println("Couldn't find the key, wrong key pressed!");
}

I get error : "'static' may not be used when defining (as opposed to declaring) a static data member [-fpermissive]"

What is the right way of assigning values to a array field?
This is just the part of my microcontroller code that is why there is no main function.

Originally Posted by Salem

Just remove the word 'static' from lines 11 and 15.

You should make 5 and 10 constants as well.

Big thanks!