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CLion saying a C++ class function doesn't exist when it does

I have a class called Computer and in it has a function called setPos. Clion refuses to acknowledge the existence of getPos or any other function I put in there except for the constructor.

Computer

setPos

getPos

snippet from main.cpp

Computer gateway = Computer::Computer("Gateway");
gateway.setPos(&neighbor,&supermarket, nullptr, nullptr);


Computer.hpp

class Computer
{
public:
Computer::Computer(string name);
void Computer::setPos(Computer* up, Computer* right, Computer* down, Computer * left);
string Computer::getName();

string name;

Computer* up = nullptr;
Computer* down = nullptr;
Computer* right = nullptr;
Computer* left = nullptr;
};


Computer.cpp

#include "Computer.hpp"

Computer::Computer(int level, bool hidden, string name, int money)
{
this->name = name;
}

void Computer::setPos(Computer* up, Computer* right, Computer* down, Computer * left)
{
this->up = up;
this->down = down;
this->right = right;
this->left = left;
}

string Computer::getName()
{
return this->name;
}


The function exists, my code works as intended, but CLion says it doesn't exist. How can I remedy this problem inside the IDE

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1 Answer
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As @JackVanier said, removing the class name from the declaration in the header file fixed the issue.

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