Can anybody help me correct this C++ code?

I have a problem in these 20 lines of code and can't find the answer...

solution:

post the code.

Yeah the code might help...

Oops!

Just one second. Code in a second. It must have accidently deleted...

Oh, and btw, when you post the code, let us know what the problem is. If it's a compile-time message, then give us the error message, and the line number (and point out where that generally is in the code). If it's a runtime error, describe the problem in detail.

Code:

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#include  “Cursor.h”

template <class Object>
Cursor<Object>: :Cursor( )
{
        header  =  NULL;
        cursorPosition  =  NULL;
}

template <class Object>
bool  Cursor<Object>: :isEmpty ( ) const
{
        Return  header  =  NULL;
}

template <class Object>
void  Cursor<Object>: :insert (const  Object  & x)
{

        CNode<Object>  *newItem;
        newItem  =  new  CNode<Object>(x, NULL);


if  (isEmpty( ) )
        header  =  newItem;
else
{
newItem->next = cursorPosition->next;
cursorPosition->next = newItem;
}

cursorPosition = newItem  ;
printText ( ) ;

}


template <class Object>
void  Cursor<Object>: : printText ( )
{
        CNode<Object> *p;

        If (isEmpty( ) )
{
                cout<<’|’;
                return;
        }

        for (p=header;p!=cursorPosition;p=p->next)
                cout<<p->element;
        cout<<cursorPosition->element;

        cout<<’|’;
        for (p=cursorPosition->next;p!=NULL;p=p->next)
                cout<<p->element;

}

template <class Object>
void  Cursor<Object>: :left ( )
{

        CNode<Object> *p;
If  (isEmpty ( ) )
        {
                cout<<’\n|’;
                return:
        }
For (p=header; p!=cursorPosition;p=p->next)
        cout<<p->element;
        cout<<p->element;
        cout<<’|’;

//for (p=cursorPosition->next;p!=NULL;p=p->next)
        //cout<<p->element;
}

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I need to know how to move the cursor position left.
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Google gotoxy() . That's the only solution I know but it's an awful one.

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Need a real explanation...Thanks.
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Why do I get the feeling this is supposed to be a simple console program, but you've gone out and grabbed the first bit of code from the net which mentions the words "cursor" and "left" without any regard to what it actually did.

Post some of YOUR code so we can hopefully establish the context in which you're trying to manipulate the cursor.

In the mixture of a lot of off topic back and forth between me and Desolation, my opinion of the actual problem was deleted. ggz.