Too many types in declaration on Class declaration.

[Fr33dan]

I'm a long time Java guy trying to move to C++ but I keep getting this error that I can't seem to figure out. It must be something simple I'm missing but I can't find it by looking at examples.

I get a "Too many types in declaration" on my class declaration line:

#include<string>
#include<vector>
#include"MapCoordinates.h"

class TopographicalMap //Error: Too many types in declaration
{
	private:
	double getVarience(MapCoordinates*);
	std::vector<int> splitString(std::string*);
	std::vector< std::vector<int> > mapData;
	int mapWidth;
	int mapHeight;

	public:
	TopographicalMap(std::string);
	MapCoordinates getBestLocation(int, int);

};

I found this but his problem seemed to be the semicolon which I've added.

I'm using Borland 5.5

[Oralloy]

Fr33dan,

It looks like you might have a missing semicolon in the file "MapCoordinates .h".

Did you check that?

[Fr33dan]

I didn't even consider that since there were no flags on that file but that was the answer. I knew it was something simple. Thank you.

[Oralloy]

You're quite welcome. Please flag the post, so others can see what the resoution was.