Help! Class, interface, or enum expected, don't know where the error is

Question

hey all, I am doing a project for school but I keep getting a compiler error and I don't know why. Here is the code that keeps getting the error:
import greenfoot.*; // (World, Actor, GreenfootImage, Greenfoot and MouseInfo)
import java.util.*;
* Green Survivor
* @author
* @version
public class Green extends Survivor
* Constructor that simply calls Survivor's no-argument constructor.
public Green()
super();
* Does whatever a Survivor does
public void act()
getNextMove();
updateLife();
* Update a Survivor's life based on its neighbors.
public void updateLife()
//Get a list of all neighbors that are in a square directly next
//to us that are of type Survivor. Traverse the list. For every
//neighbor of type Green, add one to life. For any other Survivor,
//subtract two from life.
ArrayList<Object> update = new ArrayList<Object>();
update.add(getOneObjectAtOffset(1, 0, Survivor.class));
update.add(getOneObjectAtOffset(-1, 0, Survivor.class));
update.add(getOneObjectAtOffset(1, 1, Survivor.class));
update.add(getOneObjectAtOffset(0, 1, Survivor.class));
update.add(getOneObjectAtOffset(0, -1, Survivor.class));
update.add(getOneObjectAtOffset(-1, -1, Survivor.class));
update.add(getOneObjectAtOffset(1, -1, Survivor.class));
update.add(getOneObjectAtOffset(-1, 1, Survivor.class));
for(int i = 0; i < update.size(); i++)
if(update.get(i) == Green.class)
changeLife(1);
else
changeLife(-2);
//If green is outnumbered by blue by more than 500, subtract 5 from life.
if(green + 500 < blue)
changeLife(-5);
//If green is outnumbered by red by more than 500, subtract 5 from life.
if(green + 500 < red)
changeLife(-5);
* Put a new object of type Green into the world at coordinates x and y.
* Then increment green's static counter accordingly.
public void createNew(int x, int y)
int one = x;
int two = y;
new Green();
setLocation(one, two);
green = green + 1;
* Green pieces should just choose an available move at random. If there
* are no available moves, return -1.
public int getNextMove()
if(canMove(1) || canMove(2) || canMove(3) || canMove(0))
int counter = (int) (Math.random() * 4);
if(canMove(counter))
move(counter);
else
counter = (int) (Math.random() * 4);
if(canMove(counter))
move(counter);
else
counter = (int) (Math.random() * 4);
if(canMove(counter))
move(counter);
else
counter = (int) (Math.random() * 4);
if(canMove(counter))
move(counter);
else
return -1;
It is the subclass of a class that has all the methods used here (it wouldn't allow me to add that too as it said it was too many characters, I will post it if need be)
Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

[http://www.greenfoot.org/|http://www.greenfoot.org/]
It's what we are supposed to use for class.
I've tried to get a more complete error message because then maybe I could figure out whats wrong but that's all that comes up. and it highlights the last bracket. At first I thought it meant the brackets were off but I've triple checked that and I added an extra one in to try that out too and it changed nothing. I've even tried removing certain chunks of code to see if I could isolate the problem and the same error came up no matter what I did.
add- using the compiler in greenfoot.
Edited by: lysistokill on Jun 1, 2010 5:47 PM