On Monday 19 January 2004 07:30, Chris Edwards wrote:
> It's almost like it parses it before it tries to execute any lines and if a
> syntax error occurs, it doesn't execute any of the script.
That's right.
> The prior version would run up until the syntax error and then give you the
> line if error, which usually meant the syntax error was on the previous
> line.
I don't think any version of PHP has ever done that.
More likely your prior version of PHP had "display_errors" enabled. In general
you can enable and display all errors using:
error_reporting (E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
But if "display_errors" (in php.ini) is disabled then syntax errors will not
be displayed -- they can only be viewed in the error log.
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