do is a C++ keyword. That would probably hamper your ability to use it as an identifier.
oops.. sorry, i was just making an example. My function was much more involved than this, so I made an example. I'm pretty sure I didn't use C++ keywords in my functions.
>My function was much more involved than this, so I made an example.
Posting code that isn't the same as the code that's giving you a problem is a sure way to receive unhelpful help. Post your real code, even if you have to cut out unrelated parts (without cutting out the error as well) to make it smaller.
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