This is a repost because so far I have not received an answer.

I decided to try the Processing sketch on page 131-132 of the Recipe book. When I try to run it it stops at #include <Wire.h> At the bottom it says unexpected character: 'i'

I was seeing some posts about a library.  If that is true I have no clue how to get it, build it or whatever.  I messed around with trying something in Wordpad. Well! Nothing I tried worked. I guess I didn't think this was going to be this difficult.  I want to try to get this going as soon as I can so that I can go on to other programs.  I think I need to sol it.

Here is the code:

/*
* WiichuckSerial
* Uses Nunchuck Library discussed in recipe 16.5
* sends comma-seperated values for data
* Label string seperated by commas can be used by recieving program
* to identify fields
*/


#include <Wire.h>
#include "Nunchuck.h"

// values to add to the sensor to get zero reading when centered
int offsetX, offsetY, offsetZ;

#include <Wire.h>
#include "Nunchuck.h"
void setup()
{
  Serial.begin(57600);
  nunchuckSetPowerpins()
  nunchuckInit(); // send the intitialization handshake
  nunchuckRead; // ignore the first time
  delay(50);
}
void loop()
{
  nunchuckRead();
  dalay(6);
  nunchuck_get_data();
  boolean btnC = nunchuckGetValue(wii_btnC);
  boolean btnC = nunchuckGetValue(wii_btnZ);
 
  if(btnC) {
    offsetX = 127 nunchuckGetValue(wii_accelX);
    offsetX = 127 nunchuckGetValue(wii_accelY);
  }
  serial.print("Data,");
  printAccel(nunchuckGetValue(wii_accelX),offsetX;
  printAccel(nunchuckGetValue(wii_accelY),offsetY;
  printButton(nunchuckGetValue(wii_btnZ));
 
  Serial.println();
}

void printAccel(int value,int offset)
{
  serial.print(adjReading(value, 127-50, 127+50, offset));
}

void printJoy(int value)
{
  Serial.print(adjReading(value,0, 255, 0));
  Serial.print(",")
}

void printButton(int value)
{
  if( value != 0)
     value = 127;
  Serial.print(value,DEC);
  Serial.print(",");
}

int addReading( int value, int min, int max, int offset)
{
  value = constrain(value + offset, min, max);
  value = map(value, min, max, -127, 127);
  return value;
}