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I am developing C++ a GUI application using the JUCE framework. I used the proJUCER to create a new project modified it a little bit and Build the project again with MSVC, but I got a weird error from my classes (that was Auto-generated by proJUCER):

C2236 unexpected token 'class'. Did you forget a ';'?           Main.cpp   15
C2143 syntax error: missing ';' before '{'                      Main.cpp   16
C2059 syntax error: 'public'                                    Main.cpp   15 
C2059 syntax error: ';'                                         Main.cpp   15
C2447 '{': missing function header (old-style format list?)     Main.cpp   16

here's my class:

C++

class NewProjectApplication  : public JUCEApplication
{
public:
      // statements here 
      class MainWindow    : public DocumentWindow
      {
      public:
            // Statements here
      private:
            // Statements here
      };
private:
      // Statements here
};

What I have tried:

I tried googling about the errors but don't really find anything

Posted 11-Apr-18 2:48am

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Updated 11-Apr-18 3:26am

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CHill60 11-Apr-18 9:18am

Post the top bit of main.cpp - the problem is not in your class it's before line 15 of main.cpp, possibly in an included header

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Answer 1 · 2018-04-11T03:28:00

Firstly, are you sure these are the only lines of code in the file? If this is the case, then consider checking what C++ compiler does JUCE support (and check whether the compiler you have is compatible with that JUCE version, or whatever), as I have not yet checked that. Perhaps it is JUCE that is causing the project to not build by altering the behavior somewhere.

The code works perfectly, and I have just reproduced the working sample of this, try it here, C++ Shell[^]—not using JUCE framework but just mimicking the stuff around.