GBK coded PHP script causes syntax errors

This is because, in the GBK environment, "玕" code is "0xAB 0x5c, So, is a ' 5c ' problem."

In general, it is recommended that you use Unicode as a code file character set, if you want to use GBK, and then actively converted.

However, on the question, if your script has to GBK code, how can you avoid this problem?

Starting with PHP5.3, PHP introduced Zend multibyte to support multiple character set encoding. For the above code, we modify the following:

Then, in php.ini, configure:

mbstring.internal_encoding=cp936

or run PHP with the following command:

$php-dmbstring.internal_encoding=cp936 test.php

In this way, PHP will be cp936 encoding to execute the test.php. For more information on Zend multibyte, see: php:what is–enable-zend-multibyte Configure option for?, PHP declare