Parse error: parse error, expecting `'('

Anon

Hi,

I receive the following error message when including the file anime.php:

Parse error: parse error, expecting `'('' in d:\web\anime\aAnime.php on line 4

Here is the code snippet from Anime.php that causes this error to pop up. I cannot find anything wrong with it. I have even tried to delete the entire function, to no avail.

function InitialiserSession ($UsagerConnecté = FALSE, $DonnéesUsager = NULL)
{
$TempsDeSauvegarde = 3600 24 30; // 30 jours de sauvegarde

Line 4 (the one with the error) is the line where the "{" is standing all alone. As I said, I tried deleting the whole stuff, changing lines, putting the code in comments, nothing works.

Any idea?

quicknik

Hi,

$UsagerConnecté = FALSE, $DonnéesUsager = >NULL

do not use specialchars in varnames the 'é'-char is not allowed imho. 😉

bye,
Niko

Anon

Niklas Hagelstein wrote:

Hi,

$UsagerConnecté = FALSE, $DonnéesUsager = >NULL

do not use specialchars in varnames the 'é'-char is not allowed imho. 😉

bye,
Niko

Hi,

That didn't help it, I'm still getting the error message. As a matter of fact, I tried deleting the whole function declaration just to see but I'm still getting this error. Could it be a Apache/PHP/IE caching error?

Thanks,
Raggart

Anon

Ok, problem solved. I had to delete the whole function and place it elsewhere in the code and starting from there I got the good error message. In fact, the only thing that was wrong was a missing $.

For those who care, PHP accepts non-english characters very well (things such as é, è, etc.). Very useful for coding in another language.

Raggart