Unexpected T_DOUBLE_ARROW

i think that error is in other file...

Here is a portion of the file I added. During troubleshooting I have managed to comment out this section, and my site works again. If I uncomment this section it gives me the error to the page I posted above.

$shared_dir  = realpath(dirname(dirname(__FILE__)))."/phpsnsshared/"; // Pet Mod only
$classes_dir = realpath(dirname(dirname(__FILE__)))."/phpsnsshared/classes/";
require_once($shared_dir."functions.php"); // Pet Mod only
require_once($shared_dir."ObjectSQL.class.php"); // Pet Mod only
require_once($classes_dir."snsVarsPlugin.php");
require_once($classes_dir."snsObject.php"); // Pet Mod only
require_once($classes_dir."snsUserLang.php"); // Pet Mod only
require_once($classes_dir."snsSendMail.php"); // Pet Mod only
require_once($classes_dir."snsSendMess.php"); // Pet Mod only
require_once("include/snsPetObject.php"); // this mod only
require_once("include/snsPetFunc.php"); // Pet Mod only
require_once("include/snsMembership.php"); // Pet Mod only
require_once("include/snsPetLinks.php"); // Pet Mod only
require_once("include/snsPetTransaction.php"); // Pet Mod only
require_once("include/snsPetBox.php"); // Pet Mod only
$oVars   = new snsPetVars();
$snsLang = new snsPetLang();

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please paste your full error here. There should be written the file name, in which you have error... check out line #193 in that file name. I believe that it's not the portion of the code you wrote in the question.

Line #193 was the
), from my first post. That file has always worked fine and wasnt changed tonight. This new file is somehow making that file error out.

PHP Parse error:  syntax error, unexpected T_DOUBLE_ARROW in /public_html/include/settings/common.sett.php on line 193

I have done more trouble shooting commenting and uploading. My site works great with the three lines below commented out. If I allow them, it turns the homepage white, and give me the error about line 193.

$shared_dir  = realpath(dirname(dirname(__FILE__)))."/phpsnsshared/"; 
$classes_dir = realpath(dirname(dirname(__FILE__)))."/phpsnsshared/classes/";
//require_once($shared_dir."functions.php"); 
//require_once($shared_dir."ObjectSQL.class.php"); 
require_once($classes_dir."snsVarsPlugin.php");
require_once($classes_dir."snsObject.php"); 
require_once($classes_dir."snsUserLang.php"); 
require_once($classes_dir."snsSendMail.php"); 
require_once($classes_dir."snsSendMess.php"); 
require_once("include/snsPetObject.php"); 
require_once("include/snsPetFunc.php"); 
require_once("include/snsMembership.php"); 
require_once("include/snsPetLinks.php"); 
require_once("include/snsPetTransaction.php"); 
require_once("include/snsPetBox.php"); 
//$oVars   = new snsPetVars();
$snsLang = new snsPetLang();

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@mimoser: The error on line 193 would be easier for us to isolate if you posted all the code so we could see the REAL LINE 193!

please include all the contents of the file /public_html/include/settings/common.sett.php

But since we have to guess until you post all the code, here is my guess...

You have an unterminated statement - missing a semicolon at the end.  Or you have some kind of construct, maybe in an IF statement, that unexpectedly brings PHP upon a double-arrow.  It is probably in one of the include scripts.

FWIW, I tried this, based on your original post, and it parses correctly.

<?php // RAY_temp_mimoser.php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
echo "<pre>\n";

$thing = array (
array
(
         'id' => 3,
         'name' => 'Myspace',
         'url' => 'myspace\.com',
         'image' => false,
         'import' => false,
 ),
array
(
         'id' => 6,
         'name' => 'Break',
         'url' => 'break\.com',
         'image' => true,
         'import' => false,
 ),
);

var_dump($thing);

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I am kind of mystified here.  What was the fix?  I took EXACTLY what you posted and it worked.  How did changing the number of backslashes have an effect?  Please fill us in on the details, thanks. ~Ray

same feeling here. ...