On Aug 5, 2008, at 22:43, Eric Lee wrote:
#import "drawerTableView.h"@implementation drawerTableView - (IBAction)makeDrawerVisible:(id)sender { [drawer setLeadingOffset:0]; [drawer setTrailingOffset:0]; [drawer openOnEdge:1];[itunessongs initWithSource:@"Users/ericlee/Desktop/Development/ Watch/getitunessongs.scpt"];[drawerTableView reloadData]; } ... - (NSInteger)numberOfRowsInTableView:aTableView {if ([itunesArray isEqual:drawerTableView]) { //says there's a "error:syntax error before 'drawerTableView'return [itunesArray count]; } return [itunesArray count]; //says error:syntax error before 'return' }
Well, for a start you're using a class name (drawerTableView) as if it were an instance variable.
We don't have the .h file to see what's going on, but it also seems odd to be comparing what claims to be an array to what claims to be a view.
Incidentally, [itunessongs initWithSource:@"Users/ericlee/Desktop/ Development/Watch/getitunessongs.scpt"] is going to blow up in your face. Either you are missing the 'alloc' and things are going to go wrong the 1st time you enter 'makeDrawerVisible', or, if you called alloc elsewhere, things are going to go wrong the 2nd time you enter 'makeDrawerVisible'.
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