Ошибка php unexpected end

Синтаксическая ошибка, неожиданный конец файла в PHP-коде

Моя ошибка:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in the line

Мой код:

function login()

// код функции логина

>

if (login())

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Else

echo «Недопустимый логин. Попробуйте еще раз»;

>

?>

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В чем проблема?

Ответ 1

Вам следует избегать этого (в конце вашего кода):

или этого:

Не следует ставить скобки непосредственно рядом с php тегом открытия/закрытия и разделять его пробелом:

также избегайте ”

Ответ 2

У меня была такая же ошибка, но я исправил ее, изменив файл php.ini . Откройте его в своем любимом редакторе.

Найдите свойство short_open_tag и примените следующее изменение:

; short_open_tag = Off ; предыдущее значение

short_open_tag = On ; новое значение

Ответ 3

Есть два разных метода обойти ошибки синтаксического анализа.

Метод 1 (ваш файл PHP)

Избегайте в вашем файле PHP этого:

?>

Убедитесь, что вы поставили это так:

Ваш код содержит ” ”

ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ: Отсутствует php после ”

Метод 2 (файл php.ini)

Также есть простой способ решить вашу проблему. Найдите значение свойства short_open_tag (откройте в текстовом редакторе с помощью Ctrl + F !) И примените следующее изменение:

; short_open_tag = Off

Замените на:

short_open_tag = On

Согласно описанию основных директив php.ini, short_open_tag позволяет использовать короткий открытый тег (

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Ошибка «unexpected end of file» в PHP. В чем причина?

У меня работал код, все было отлично. Но вчера бот отказался работать, а ошибку выдает такую:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in /var/www/www-root/data/www/botfrombot3.site/app/controllers/madeline.php on line 145

Не могу понять ошибку, ведь раньше он работал стабильно и без нареканий, а тут резко какую-то ошибку выбил.

 if (!\defined('MADELINE_ALLOW_COMPOSER') && \class_exists(\Composer\Autoload\ClassLoader::class)) < throw new \Exception('Composer autoloader detected: madeline.php is incompatible with Composer, please require MadelineProto using composer.'); >\define('MADELINE_PHP', __FILE__); class Installer < const RELEASE_TEMPLATE = 'https://phar.madelineproto.xyz/release%s?v=new'; const PHAR_TEMPLATE = 'https://github.com/danog/MadelineProto/releases/latest/download/madeline%s.phar?v=%s'; /** * Phar lock instance. * * @var resource|null */ private static $lock = null; /** * Installer lock instance. * * @var resource|null */ private $lockInstaller = null; /** * PHP version. * * @var string */ private $version; /** * Constructor. */ public function __construct() < if ((PHP_MAJOR_VERSION === 7 && PHP_MINOR_VERSION < 1) || PHP_MAJOR_VERSION < 7) < throw new \Exception('MadelineProto requires at least PHP 7.1 to run'); >if (PHP_INT_SIZE < 8) < throw new \Exception('A 64-bit build of PHP is required to run MadelineProto, PHP 8.0+ recommended.'); >$backtrace = \debug_backtrace(0); if (\count($backtrace) === 1) < if (isset($GLOBALS['argv']) && !empty($GLOBALS['argv'])) < $arguments = \array_slice($GLOBALS['argv'], 1); >elseif (isset($_GET['argv']) && !empty($_GET['argv'])) < $arguments = $_GET['argv']; >else < $arguments = []; >if (\count($arguments) >= 2) < \define(\MADELINE_WORKER_TYPE::class, \array_shift($arguments)); \define(\MADELINE_WORKER_ARGS::class, $arguments); >else < die('MadelineProto loader: you must include this file in another PHP script, see https://docs.madelineproto.xyz for more info.'.PHP_EOL); >\define('MADELINE_REAL_ROOT', \dirname($backtrace[0]["file"])); > $this->version = (string) \min(81, (int) (PHP_MAJOR_VERSION.PHP_MINOR_VERSION)); \define('MADELINE_PHAR_GLOB', \getcwd().DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR."madeline*-version>.phar"); \define('MADELINE_RELEASE_URL', \sprintf(self::RELEASE_TEMPLATE, $this->version)); > /** * Destructor. */ public function __destruct() < if ($this->lockInstaller) < \flock($this->lockInstaller, LOCK_UN); \fclose($this->lockInstaller); $this->lockInstaller = null; > > /** * Extract composer package versions from phar. * * @param string|null $release * @return array */ private static function extractVersions($release) < $phar = "madeline-$release.phar"; $packages = ['danog/madelineproto' =>'old']; if (!\file_exists("phar://$phar/vendor/composer/installed.json")) < return $packages; >$composer = \json_decode(\file_get_contents("phar://$phar/vendor/composer/installed.json"), true) ?: []; if (!isset($composer['packages'])) < return $packages; >foreach ($composer['packages'] as $dep) < $name = $dep['name']; if (\strpos($name, 'phabel/transpiler') === 0) < $name = \explode('/', $name, 3)[2]; >$version = $dep['version_normalized']; if ($name === 'danog/madelineproto' && \substr($version, 0, 2) === '90') < $version = \substr($version, 2); >$packages[$name] = $version; > return $packages; > /** * Report installs to composer. * * @param string $local_release * @param string $remote_release * * @return void */ private static function reportComposer($local_release, $remote_release) < $previous = self::extractVersions($local_release); $current = self::extractVersions($remote_release); $postData = ['downloads' =>[]]; foreach ($current as $name => $version) < if (isset($previous[$name]) && $previous[$name] === $version) < continue; >$postData['downloads'][] = [ 'name' => $name, 'version' => $version ]; > if (\defined('HHVM_VERSION')) < $phpVersion = 'HHVM '.HHVM_VERSION; >else

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Fixing PHP Errors

I contribute on Stack Overflow regularly. I see an alarming number of questions about fixing PHP errors. These questions often pertain to very basic errors. Even with the error message, these users still need help.

I have developed with PHP for over a decade. During that time I’ve encountered nearly every error. This post covers how to interpret a PHP error as well as fixing common PHP errors.

We will parse the following PHP code and resolve the errors. There are three. Four depending on how you define errors (more on that later). For now, bonus points if you can find the other error.

 
1
2echo 'Hello Errors!'
3if ($user->name) 
4 echo 'It's time to stop writing errors ";
5 echo $user->name, '!';

Interpreting PHP errors

When we run this code, we receive the first error:

PHP Parse error: parse error, expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’ in errors.php on line 3

Before we fix this error, let’s interpret the error. PHP errors have a three important parts:

• Error type found at the beginning tells us the error type. PHP has many error types. Parse or Fatal errors being more common. Example: PHP Parse error
• Error message provides us a hint about the error. Example: expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’
• Error context tells us where the error occured. Example: errors.php on line 3

Together these parts provide all the information we need to fix our code.

PHP Error #1: Expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’

PHP Parse error: parse error, expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’ in errors.php on line 3

The error tells us we have a parse error on line 3. Looking at line 3 again:

Seems correct. What’s wrong?

This is where error type can help solve the mystery. For parse errors, the error typically occurs on the preceding line since the parser continues until it reads invalid syntax. Let’s look at line 2:

Now if you wrote this code, you may not see the error. In which case the error message provides a hint: expecting ‘,’ or ‘;’.

Expecting a comma… What? echo allows you to output multiple strings separated by commas. However, this was not our intention.

Expecting a semi-colon… Ahh. The line is missing its required semi-colon line ending. Let’s fix the error by adding a semi-colon to the end of line 2.

PHP Error #2: Unexpected T_STRING

PHP Parse error: unexpected T_STRING in errors.php on line 4

Another parse error. Applying what we’ve learned, we look at line 4.

 
echo 'It's time to stop writing errors ";

Let’s examine the strings on this line. The intended string was: It’s time to stop writing errors. In PHP strings are quoted. Using the quotes, we see that our string is really It then s time to stop writing errors.

We confused ourselves, and PHP, by starting with a single quote and closing with a double quote, while the string contains an apostrophe (single quote).

To fix this, we can either start the string with a double quote or use single quotes throughout and escape the apostrophe:

 
echo 'It\'s time to stop writing errors ';

These errors can be difficult to spot. Often syntax highlighting helps. If your IDE doesn’t have syntax highlighting, please switch IDEs. Even this blog post has syntax highlighting!

On a side note, there are many arguments between using single-quotes versus double-quotes in PHP. Allow me to end this — it doesn’t matter. What does matter is consistency. Personally, I use single-quotes everywhere.

PHP Error #3: Unexpected end of file

PHP Parse error: unexpected end of file in errors.php on line 7

Another parse error. The fact that line 7 does not exist reminds us to look at the preceding line for parse errors.

This line seems fine. Let’s keep going up a line until something looks wrong. Now I’ve written enough PHP to know that this particular error message deals with unterminated syntax. Meaning that the perser was expecting more syntax, but instead reached the end of the file.

Knowing this, I know the error relates to following line:

We never closed the if block. Adding the closing brace, > , on line 7 fixes the error.

 
if ($user->name) 
 
echo 'It's time to stop writing errors ";
 echo $user->name, '!';
>

Formatting your code goes a long way to prevent these errors. Generally speaking, if you reach the end of a code block at an indentation level you forgot to terminate something. Most IDEs have auto-indentation features. Configure indentation and choose your side in the battle between tabs and spaces.

Treating warnings like errors

Our code now runs without errors. But there are a few warnings. Often warnings are errors that haven’t happened yet. But under the right edge case they will, and when they do, your code will fail. As such, many developers treat warnings like errors.

There are also notices. Since PHP is a dynamic language, I often don’t treat notices as errors. But notices can indicate just as much danger as a warning. Over the years, I have slowly treated notices as errors. There is something to be said for PHP code that contains no errors, warnings, or notices.

Now fix your errors and write pure code.

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