Using enum parameter in functions - c++

Question

I'm working on Windows, in C++ with Visual Studio.
I have a class that has a:
enum algorithmStatus { LOADING, DETECTION, TRACKING, LOST };
In the declaration I want to use a setter and getter to change the status, something like:
void MyStatusClass::setAlgorithmStatus(algorithmStatus newStatus)
{
//_Status = newStatus;
//_Status = MyStatusClass::algorithmStatus::LOADING;
}
But I can't compile because I get:
Error 5 error C2511: 'void MyStatusClass::setAlgorithmStatus(MyStatusClass::algorithmStatus)' : overloaded member function not found in 'Nft_Status' c:\MyStatusClass.cpp 197
How can I do that setter correctly?
EDIT:
In header is already declarated:
void setAlgorithmStatus(MyStatusClass::algorithmStatus newStatus);
and:
void setAlgorithmStatus(algorithmStatus newStatus);
In cpp the function is declared just i write on top.
SOLVED
The problem was i used a MyStatusClass::algorithmStatus in the constructor, you don´t need to use the MyStatusClass::, and its advisable don´t use it if you don´t need it.

Answer 1

The MSDN documentation for error code C2511 gives you a good list to lookout for:
identifier : overloaded member function not found in class
No version of the function is declared with the specified parameters. Possible causes:
Wrong parameters passed to function.
Parameters passed in wrong order.
Incorrect spelling of parameter names.
Always, lookup the error codes to get help in resolving compilation errors.