variable or field `findAccount' declared void

[rassilon256]

I've been searching all over for this and I can't find a comparable example of this error occurring. It seems to pop up for a lot of reasons.

It's a function, called 'findAccount' of course. It's declared in the public section of a class, and called in some subsequent classes. Here's the function:

void findAccount(s.accNo, accountNo)
        {
             SavingsAccount s;
             Transaction t;
             
             if (s.accNo == t.accountNo)
                Customer.applyTrans();
             else
                (s.accNo++; t.findAccount());
        };

And the error picks up the first line of the declaration. Any advice without me posting the whole program (180-odd lines)?

[zb0S216C]

Your first argument is invalid. You cannot use class members as argument types. Passing class members as arguments is fine, but not when your using them as types.

[rassilon256]

Thanks, I just guessed that was the problem but now I know why. I changed them to ints, the type that both members are, and then the call elsewhere includes the members as it should.

void findAccount(int, int)
        {
             int match1;
             int match2;
             
             if (match1 == match2)
                Customer.applyTrans();
             else
                (match1++; t.findAccount());
        };