Method Decleration causing weird error?!

[lexy0202]

Hi Guys,

I haven't opened up the SDK in ages, since I got the 3.0 one which was like two days after.

I went to write this code:
-(IBAction)buttonClicked;

in my ViewController.h file (new project)
I did all my outlets and everything and implemented the method, all of it builds fine apart from I get two errors generically in that file, i.e no specific line is highlighted but if I import that file it gives an error on the import line, but if I open up the build details window (that's what I call it!) and click on the error line in the upper pane. It half hilights the line of code. When I delete it it builds fine.

The error reads: /iTestViewController.h:18: error: expected specifier-qualifier-list before '-' token

This has never happened to me before 3.0 and is really confusing. I may have got some code order (placing) wrong cos I haven't coded for ages so here it is.

viewcontroller.h


@interface iTestViewController : UIViewController {

IBOutlet UIButton *clickButton;
IBOutlet UILabel *display;

-(IBAction)buttonClicked;
}

@end

Please help!

Alex

[kelvinkao]

You should only have class variable declarations between the braces. Move the method declaration outside.