class to control LED strips with shiftbar

My friend helped me write this code to increment and decrement between colors on RGB LED strips using a shiftbar. I'm a mega-noobie with classes and there's a bunch of syntax that I don't get. The code wont compile and the error message is: "expected "]" before ";" token. Any help most welcome!

Here's the current program:

#include <FunctionWrangler.h>


#include <ShiftBar.h>

#define N_LED 12;
#define PIN_LEDDATA 11;
#define PIN_LEDCLOCK 13;
#define PIN_LEDLATCH 9;
#define PIN_LEDENABLE 10;
/*current LED value*/
int vLEDCur[N_LED];
/*destination LED value*/
int vLEDEnd[N_LED];

/*ShiftBar controller*/
ShiftBar sb  = ShiftBar(N_LED,PIN_LEDCLOCK,PIN_LEDDATA,PIN_LEDLATCH,PIN_LEDENABLE);
/*FW to call StepLEDs every 100 milliseconds (the last "true" just enables it)*/
FunctionWrangler fwStepLEDs = FunctionWrangler(StepLEDs,100,true);

void setup()
{
  /*initialize the LEDs to random values*/
  for(i=0; i<N_LED; i++){
    vLEDCur[i] = random(0,1023);
    vLEDEnd[i] = vLEDCur[i];
  }
  sb.Set(vLEDCur);
PIN_LEDDATA (pinMode, OUTPUT);
PIN_LEDCLOCK (pinMode, OUTPUT);
PIN_LEDLATCH (pinMode, OUTPUT);
PIN_LEDENABLE (pinMode, OUTPUT);
}
void loop()
{
  /*check to see if the StepLED function should be called*/
  fwStepLEDs.Check();
}
void StepLEDs()
{
  /*step each LED*/
  for(i=0; i<N_LED; i++){
    /*get the difference and direction of motion*/
    int d = vLEDEnd[i]-vLEDCur[i];
    int s = sign(d);
    /*increment the LED toward the end state*/
    vLEDCur[i] += min(5,abs(d))*s;
    /*pick a new end state if we're done*/
    if(vLEDCur[i]==vLEDEnd[i]){
      vLEDEnd[i] = random(0,1023);
    }
 }
  sb.Set(vLEDCur);
}
int sign(int x)
/*return the sign of a number*/
{
 return (x>0) ? 1 : ((x<0) ? -1 : 0);
}
#define N_LED 12;
#define PIN_LEDDATA 11;
#define PIN_LEDCLOCK 13;
#define PIN_LEDLATCH 9;
#define PIN_LEDENABLE 10;

Lose the semicolons for a start...more to come.

Oh, terrific. I got it to compile now. The other error that happened was here:

/*PIN_LEDDATA (pinMode, OUTPUT);
PIN_LEDCLOCK (pinMode, OUTPUT);
PIN_LEDLATCH (pinMode, OUTPUT);
PIN_LEDENABLE (pinMode, OUTPUT);*/

It gave me the error "11 can not be a function" so I just commented that out, but I'm confused about how the code will actually work without setting the mode of the pins...Thank you for the help!

Oh, forget that last careless comment. I found my mistake!

PIN_LEDDATA (pinMode, OUTPUT);

Did you mean:
pinMode (PIN_LEDDATA, OUTPUT);?

right! (DUH!!!)