Thread: input parse error

You're missing a closing brace in formatChange() somewhere, though I can't tell you where. All I know is that doing auto-tab on the code and then looking, the "end of the function" is indented an extra tab, and if I delete the whole function body and just leave an opening/closing brace and a return line, then it compiles fine.

I really gotta say though, that must set a new record for code unreadability.

I guess your right, my code tends to be unreadable, I write completely w/o comments, except on the ends of functions, methods, classes, if statements...etc

Don't worry about it, I don't even put comments on the ends of my functions But I do find long if-else chains rather messy, and I try to avoid them whenever possible. Add to that the fact that I usually line up my braces in a different style than you, and I call it unreadable

Anyway, glad to have helped. Good luck!

Unmatched brace '{' on line 268. Gotta love editors that math 'em up for you.
Well, your code could stand to be reformatted a bit, but I have seen worse (much, much worse).

Although you are completely free to disregard this, here are a few pointers:
- Braces go on their own line... always. Both opening and closing braces.
- The indentation of braces should match the indentation of what is outside of them.
- Avoid skipping a line after every line. Instead, try to use whitespace for logical groupings.

Code:

int foo( )
{
   if(...)
   {
      // Something
   }
   else
   {
      // Something else
   }

   while(1)
   {
      // More stuff...
   }
}

Just some guidelines that I personally use, but I do find that they help greatly with readability.

Additionally, a lot of that functionality seems to be rather redundant, and hence prime for being made into a single function to get rid of a lot of the if...elses (e.g. the if(func =='...') { problem=... } stuff).

Cheers