I get the error: Found one too many { characters without a } to match it.

I've checked my code for the brackets but I can't seem to find what I'm doing wrong. Could somebody please tell me what's wrong?




Switch one;
Switch two;
Switch three;
Switch four;
Switch five;
Switch six;
Switch seven;
Switch eight;
Switch nine;

void setup() {
 size(300,300);
 one = new Switch(0,0,100,false);
 two = new Switch(100,0,100,false);
 three = new Switch(200,0,100,false);
 four = new Switch(0,100,100,false);
 five = new Switch(100,100,100,true);
 six = new Switch(200,100,100,false);
 seven = new Switch(0,200,100,false);
 eight = new Switch(100,200,100,false);
 nine = new Switch(200,200,100l,false);
}

void draw()
{
 background(255);
 one.display();
 two.display();
 three.display();
 four.display();
 five.display();
 six.display();
 seven.display();
 eight.display();
 nine.display();  
}

Switch 9 is declared with a long (100l) -- might be a typo?

You must have more code; you have a Switch class, for instance...the curly braces in this code are fine.

By the way, when you have a list of similar objects being updated with a similar routine, you're begging for an array!  It will make your life much easier.

Switch[] switches = new Switch[9];
// keep switch creation code, e.g.:
switches[0] = new Switch(0,0,100,false);
// then, to update, in draw() :
for (int i=0;i<switches.length;i++){
 switches[i].display();
}