We've been getting the following error:
[error] PHP Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_SL in
/foo/bar.php on line 136
(where foo and bar obviously are stand-ins for real values).
The weird thing is that the file generating the error, bar.php, DOESN'T
contain any heredoc quotations. bar.php was being called by another file,
let's call it baz.php with require_once, and baz.php was also calling
other files using require_once which DID include heredoc quotations, let's
call them heredoc1.php and heredoc2.php. I was able to determine that the
problem was indeed caused by bar.php, and not by anything in heredoc1.php
or heredoc2.php by testing in the following way:
Testing baz.php with the the following commented out:
require_once 'bar.php';
// require_once 'heredoc1.php';
// require_once 'heredoc2.php';
Then testing baz.php with the following commented out:
// require_once 'bar.php';
require_once 'heredoc1.php';
require_once 'heredoc2.php';
In the first test the "unexpected T_SL" error persisted, whereas in the
second it went away.
But, bar.php does NOT contain any heredoc quoted strings, nor does it
contain anywhere the strings "<<" or ">>". So what could be the cause of
the T_SL error?
This is PHP 4.3.8 on Linux kernel 2.4.20 and Apache 1.3.31.
TIA, Darren
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