Debugger syntax error Vanilla 2.1.b1

vrijvlinder

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_FUNCTION in /fumamx/foro/plugins/Debugger/views/debug.php on line 28

Am I blind ?

   uasort(Gdn_Cache::$trackGet, function($a, $b){
         return $b['hits'] - $a['hits'];
      });

peregrine

It's probably happening up above line 28 - you probably modified the file and left out a brace or bracket.

You would be blind if you just look at line 28

vrijvlinder

no I did not touch it at all that is what is so odd , here is the whole code . This version has a views folder with debug.php

<?php if (!defined('APPLICATION')) return; ?>
< div id="Sql" class="DebugInfo" >
< h2 >Debug Information< /h2 >
<?php
// Add the canonical Url.
if (method_exists($Sender, 'CanonicalUrl')) {
   $CanonicalUrl = htmlspecialchars($Sender->CanonicalUrl(), ENT_COMPAT, 'UTF-8');

   echo '<   div class="CanonicalUrl ">'.T('Canonical Url')."< /b >: < a href=\"$CanonicalUrl\" accesskey=\"r\" >$CanonicalUrl< /a >< /div >";
}
?>

<?php
// Add some cache info.
if (Gdn::Cache()->ActiveEnabled()) {
   echo '< h3 >Cache Information< /h3 >';
   echo '< pre >';
   echo '< b >Cache Revision< /b >: '.Gdn::Cache()->GetRevision()."\n";
   echo '< b >Permissions Revision< /b >: '.Gdn::UserModel()->GetPermissionsIncrement()."\n";
   
   if (property_exists('Gdn_Cache', 'GetCount')) {
      echo '< b >Cache Gets< /b >: '.sprintf('%s in %ss', Gdn_Cache::$GetCount, Gdn_Cache::$GetTime);
   }
   echo '< / pre >';
   
   if (property_exists('Gdn_Cache', 'trackGet') && sizeof(Gdn_Cache::$trackGet)) {
      
      uasort(Gdn_Cache::$trackGet, function($a, $b){
         return $b['hits'] - $a['hits'];
      }
      
      $numKeys = sizeof(Gdn_Cache::$trackGet);
      $duplicateGets = 0;
      $wastedBytes = 0; $totalBytes = 0;
      foreach (Gdn_Cache::$trackGet as $key => $keyData) {
         if ($keyData['hits'] > 1) $duplicateGets += ($keyData['hits']-1);
         $wastedBytes += $keyData['wasted'];
         $totalBytes += $keyData['transfer'];
      }
      $wastedKB = round($wastedBytes / 1024, 2);
      $totalKB = round($totalBytes / 1024, 2);
      
      echo "Gets\n";
      echo '< pre  >';
      echo '< b >Trips to cache< /b >: '.sprintf('%s in %ss', Gdn_Cache::$trackGets, Gdn_Cache::$trackTime)."\n";
      echo '< b >Unique Keys< /b >: '.sprintf('%s keys', $numKeys)."\n";
      echo '< b >Total Transfer: '.sprintf('%skB', $totalKB)."\n";
      echo '< b >Wasted Transfer< /b >: '.sprintf('%skB over %s duplicate key gets', $wastedKB, $duplicateGets)."\n";
      echo '< /pre >';
      
      foreach (Gdn_Cache::$trackGet as $key => $keyData) {
         echo $key;
         echo '< span >'.round($keyData['keysize'] / 1024, 2).'kB< /span > ';
         echo '< small >'.@number_format($keyData['time'], 6).'s< /small >< br/ >';
         if ($keyData['hits'] > 1) {
            echo '< pre >';
            echo '< b >Fetched< /b >: '.$keyData['hits'];
            if ($keyData['wasted']) {
               $keyWastedKB = round($keyData['wasted'] / 1024, 2);
               echo "\n< b >Wasted< /b >: {$keyWastedKB}kB";
            }
            echo '< /pre >';
         }
      }
   }
}
?>

<?php
// Add the queries.
$Database = Gdn::Database();
$SQL = $Database->SQL();

if(!is_null($Database)) {
   $String = '';
   $Queries = $Database->Queries();
   $String .= '< h3 >'.count($Queries).' queries in '.$Database->ExecutionTime().'s< /h3 >';
   foreach ($Queries as $Key => $QueryInfo) {
      $Query = $QueryInfo['Sql'];
      // this is a bit of a kludge. I found that the regex below would mess up when there were incremented named parameters. Ie. it would replace :Param before :Param0, which ended up with some values like "'4'0".
      if(isset($QueryInfo['Parameters']) && is_array($QueryInfo['Parameters'])) {
         $tmp = $QueryInfo['Parameters'];

         $Query = $SQL->ApplyParameters($Query, $tmp);
      }
      $String .= $QueryInfo['Method']
         .'< small >'.@number_format($QueryInfo['Time'], 6).'s< /small >'
         .(isset($QueryInfo['Cache']) ? '< div >< b >Cache:< /b > '.var_export($QueryInfo['Cache'], TRUE).'< /div >' : '')
         .'< pre >'.htmlspecialchars($Query).';< /pre >';
   }
   echo $String;
}

global $Start;
echo '< h3 >Page completed in '.round(Now() - $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME'], 4).'s< /h3 >';
?>

< h3 >Controller Data< /h3 >
< pre >
<?php 
   echo DebuggerPlugin::FormatData(Gdn::Controller()->Data); 
?>

peregrine

no need to post the code (the way you posted it . Is the debugger plugin from the 2.1b1 source? Try downloading that part again and see if you have errors.

vrijvlinder

yea the one that came with the package, ok will do

Edit: Nope it is the same , getting the same error.

this is the function singled out

   if (property_exists('Gdn_Cache', 'trackGet') && sizeof(Gdn_Cache::$trackGet)) {
      
      uasort(Gdn_Cache::$trackGet, function($a, $b){
         return $b['hits'] - $a['hits'];
      });

peregrine

I don't know it works for me.

you could always comment out the

//uasort(Gdn_Cache::$trackGet, function($a, $b){
//return $b['hits'] - $a['hits'];
//});

what kind of caching are you using.

vrijvlinder

I am now having another error. I disabled debugger and now getting these only after log out

Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in fumamx/foro/library/core/functions.general.php on line 146

/fumamx/foro/applications/dashboard/modules/class.menumodule.php line 164.

fumamx/foro/themes/Glass/views/default.master.php line 42.

fumamx/foro/library/core/class.controller.php line 1841.

deleted the config line Todd recommended $Configuration['Debug'] and it got fixed.

Debugger won't work unless that line is in. But if Debugger is disabled that line does not get removed .

peregrine

Sound like you should re-install completely and test with default theme and no plugins enabled and work stepwise through it.

you'll be chasing errors forever otherwise.

vrijvlinder

No I think there is something going on with the config , bugsssss but will try it all to see what works....

hgtonight

@vrijvlinder the code you posted doesn't match with the whole file you posted. In the large post you are missing ); at the end of the callback.

vrijvlinder

Yes true, I was trying to see what would work, I tried with , without, adding an extra parenthesis . That is the line that says it has an unexpected T function , I can't figure it out.