error c2059

[jainchar]

hello to every one
please tell me what is the error c2059.In my project it is related to the syntax error in Split function of the Cell class. please help me

[lini]

Google is your friend! To save you a click here is one result:

Compiler Error C2059 (C++)

good luck

[Banfa]

Well assuming for a moment that you are using Microsoft Visual Developer Studio (or Visual C++) how on earth would we be able to tell what is wrong with your code when you have not even posted the error message let alone the code producing the error.

Microsoft has this to say about Compiler Error C2059 (C++).

If you want further help I suggest you post your full error message and the code producing the error.

[jainchar]

Thanks for reply the full error message is

error C2059:syntax error:','

and the code is

if (cell.Split(r*, c*))
{
.
.
.
.
}
where cell is a variable of Cell class in my project of msword.h file.
then what should i do

[manontheedge]

that's still not much code to go by. But, from what you put up there it looks like you're having pointer syntax problem. Google passing pointers as arguments.

[JosAH]

Thanks for reply the full error message is

error C2059:syntax error:','

and the code is

if (cell.Split(r*, c*))
{
.
.
.
.
}
where cell is a variable of Cell class in my project of msword.h file.
then what should i do

What are r* and c* supposed to mean? The left operand and the multiplication operator? If so, I understand the compiler diagnostic: that ',' is unexpected there, i.e. the right operand of the multiplication operator is expected then.

kind regards,

Jos

[donbock]

the full error message is
error C2059:syntax error:','
and the code is

 if (cell.Split(r*,c*))

What language are you using? I think we're all assuming its C++, but please tell us if you're using something else.

Are "r" and "c" pointers that you want to dereference? If so, then perhaps you meant ...

if (cell.Split(*r,*c))

Are "r" and "c" objects that you want to pass by reference? If so, then perhaps you meant ...

if (cell.Split(&r,&c))

[jainchar]

Thanx for reply

here i am using vc++ language."r" and "c" are not the pointers they ar the values of row and column in a table.But the split function having the syntax something like

void Split(VARIANT *NumRows,VARIAN T *NumCols);

so the NumRows and NumCols are the number of rows and cols.Is they are having the reference of rows and cols.

Please reply me.

[lini]

hi jainchar,

as far as I understand, NumRows and NumCols in your code are pointers to VARIANT structures.

if NumRows is defined as

VARIANT NumRows;

then you should try:

if (cell.Split(&r, &c))
{
}

As an example of usage, maybe you can take a look here:
IAccessible::ac cHitTest

hope this helps.

Cheers,
Lini

[jainchar]

reply

hi lini

thanx for ur rply

but in my code they are not declared that u say.But when i am declared as u say then it will give the error.The error code is as follow

error C2664:'Cell:Spl it': cannot convert parameter 1 from 'int
*' to 'VARIANT *'

Then what should i do.

[lini]

That would mean, the function requires pointers to VARIANT, currently the r and c are integers. I think you would need to convert them to VARIANT.

[jainchar]

thanx for ur response
please tell me how i convert them.but i create a variant which stores integer value.tell me it is right or not.

VARIANT v;
VariantInit(&v) ;
v.vt=VT_14;
V_I4(&v)=r;

Similarly for c.and them i pass it to split function.Please reply.

[weaknessforcats]

VARIANT v;
VariantInit(&v) ;
v.vt=VT_14;
V_I4(&v)=r;

Not correct.
This should be:

 
VARIANT v;
VariantInit(&v);
v.vt=VT_I4;
v.lval = r;