Mastering PHP 7

ParseError

The eval() language construct enables us to execute any arbitrary PHP code. The only requirement is that the code must not be wrapped in opening and closing PHP tags. Apart from that, the passed code itself must be a valid PHP code. If it happens that the passed code is invalid, then ParseError is thrown.

The ParseError class has no methods of its own, they are all inherited from the parent Error class, as per the following class synopsis:

    ParseError extends Error {      final public string Error::getMessage (void)      final public Throwable Error::getPrevious (void)      final public mixed Error::getCode (void)      final public string Error::getFile (void)      final public int Error::getLine (void)      final public array Error::getTrace (void) final public ...