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uxtheme.h error 2146 need an Identifier to declare on compile

burkeandrewjburkeandrewj
edited May 2012 in LMD ElPack
I just installed LMD ELPACK 2012 trial into 
C++ Builder 6 Enterprise ver.10.166 
 I get 2 errors when I compile application: 
UxTheme.h(176): E2145 need an identifier to declare 
code: 
typedef enum THEMESIZE 
{ 
TS_MIN, // minimum size 
TS_TRUE, // size without stretching 
TS_DRAW, // size that theme mgr will use to draw part 
}; 

UxTheme.h(546): E2145 need an identifier to declare 
code: 
typedef enum PROPERTYORIGIN 
{ 
PO_STATE, // property was found in the state section 
PO_PART, // property was found in the part section 
PO_CLASS, // property was found in the class section 
PO_GLOBAL, // property was found in [globals] section 
PO_NOTFOUND // property was not found 
}; 

Comments

  • burkeandrewjburkeandrewj
    I installed another package earlier that uses the same file, and the same errors came up. I had to remove that package as it conflicted with Elpack. So I updated Builder 6 hoping to solve the problem but... Anyone else have this problem? Thanks 
  • burkeandrewjburkeandrewj
    Got very luck and found the answer:
    Change source to:

    typedef enum THEMESIZE 
    { 
    TS_MIN, // minimum size 
    TS_TRUE, // size without stretching 
    TS_DRAW, // size that theme mgr will use to draw part 
    }
    THEMESIZE  ; 

    UxTheme.h(546): E2145 need an identifier to declare 
    code: 
    typedef enum PROPERTYORIGIN 
    { 
    PO_STATE, // property was found in the state section 
    PO_PART, // property was found in the part section 
    PO_CLASS, // property was found in the class section 
    PO_GLOBAL, // property was found in [globals] section 
    PO_NOTFOUND // property was not found 
    }
    PROPERTYORIGIN  ; 
  • Rafael Maricca (LMD)Rafael Maricca (LMD)
    Yes - this is mentioned in the ReadMe files for C++Builder users (problem with Header files provided by Borland).
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