Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_DEC, expecting T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM (like here for instance) Seriously, what were PHP coders on, when they decided to implement this kind of error message?? For the record, it just means you’re missing a :: somewhere.
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was posted on 22/06/2007 at 11:32 pm and is tagged with PHP, Shorties, T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM, WTF
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thought, on 23/Jun/07 at 12:58 am # :
Developers of Zend Engine was jewish guys, so they wished to put some hebrew in it.
Don’t know, how this sounds :) but looks funny..
thought, on 23/Jun/07 at 9:02 pm # :
More specifically, they were Israeli guys.
It means “Twice” (”Paamayim”) and “Nekudotayim” is the name of “:” in Hebrew.
replied, on 23/Jun/07 at 9:40 pm # :
jeka & Sarit » thanks for this info, that’s fun and interesting to know :)
thought, on 15/Aug/07 at 7:57 pm # :
I think more likely they programmed in their native tongue, and this might have missed translation into English.
While we’re on this, they say a programming language is natural language independent. That’s what I thought until I had to read and edit code written by Germans!