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Well, I have run into a bit of a pickle here. I am needing to check some PHP for syntax errors. I noticed this bit that needs to run from the commandline: php -l somefile.php However, is there a way to run this from within a PHP file itself? I've been looking and have think that I can use parse_str function somehow to accomplish this by entering it into a $_GET, but can't quite understand how this works. Someone else told me to use token_get_all() php function to determine this. But I can't figure out how to do this with any approach? Can anyone here give me some sample code to get started perhaps?? I don't think using eval() is the way to go, although I had an eval($code) working, but don't think I should run the script if there are PHP syntax errors. Any help on this is greatly appreciated, as always!
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