Error: expected unqualified- id before '+' token

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Hi I dont know why i get this error, I deleted and reinstalled the codeblock but i get it again!
Whats the problem? How can I correct it?

I must say used codeblock before, but i dont know why today i got that error?

this is my codeblock's error snapshot:
http://www.uploadax.com/images/78229927909760853629.png[^]

Posted 1-Apr-14 7:09am

hor_313

Updated 1-Apr-14 7:15am

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Steve44 1-Apr-14 16:14pm

Have you checked, if the file is ANSI or Unicode? Maybe the compiler chokes on the Unicode Byteorder Marker at the beginning of a Unicode file. I am just guessing here as the file content seems reasonable from the picture.

hor_313 2-Apr-14 3:04am

thank you Steve. I deleted the codeblocks .congig file and it does corrected.

Stefan_Lang 3-Apr-14 8:54am

Please do not post links do images. instead copy/paste the code to your question and use the <pre> tag to format it as code.

For one it is one step you save us to do. Second many of us don't want to click on random links as they may lead to malicious sites. Third, posting the code allows us to copy/paste it into our own environment to better check what's wrong with it.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-04-01T10:15:00

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From the fragment of code you show it is apparent that this fragment is not related to that error message: it has no '+'. The problem is somewhere else, you don't show where.

—SA

Posted 1-Apr-14 10:15am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov