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iOS

Posted by James Fredrick
James Fredrick
1,756 Points

Expected Expression error in XCode for IOS

Thanks for all your help previously! I have finally created a functioning Open GL game. Only problem is that there is an error in the most basic part of the UI. The IBAction. Here is a screenshot of XCode at the time of the error (yes I finally can put in images!)

Screenshot of XCode at the time of the error

The code

-(IBAction)returnpress
    {
    cruzia.hidden = 0;
    textarea.hidden = 0;
    playbtn.hidden = 0;
    tutorialbtn.hidden = 0;
    optionsbtn.hidden = 0;
    trainingbtn.hidden = 0;
    back.hidden = 1;
    soundlbl.hidden = 1;
    music.hidden = 1;
    sound.hidden = 1;
    musiclbl.hidden = 1;
    cruzia.text = @"Cruzia";
    textarea.text = @"";
    if (clicked == 1)  {
        CFBundleRef mainBundle = CFBundleGetMainBundle();
        CFURLRef soundFileURLRef;
        soundFileURLRef =CFBundleCopyResourceURL(mainBundle, (CFStringRef) @"click",                     CFSTR ("electronic click.wav"), NULL);
        UInt32 soundID;
        AudioServicesCreateSystemSoundID(soundFileURLRef, &soundID);
        AudioServicesPlaySystemSound(soundID);
    }

}

Is always bringing up the error: expected expression If anyone can tell me how to rid myself of this error, I would be very appreciative.

-George

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

You seem to be going a bit overboard with the tags on your post. Generally a post only needs a 1 or 2 tags. The primary purpose of tags is for helping future forum searchers find posts with similar content.

There's a great bit on tags over on this site's FAQ http://pineapple.io/faq check out the section labels a word about tags to read more about the philosophy behind making good tags.

James Fredrick
James Fredrick
1,756 Points

OK sorry!

1 Answer

James Fredrick
James Fredrick
1,756 Points

Here is the answer, I just figured it out:

I forgot to close the previous curly brace and this ended in tragedy!

Sorry to waste all your time!