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Check_php_syntax.sh
#! /Bin/bash
# Check php syntax
If [$ #-lt 1]; then
Echo 'Usage: '$ 0' directory ';
Exit
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If [! -D $1]; then
Echo $1 'not a directory, please check! ';
Exit
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Directory = $1
Temp_file = "/tmp/file $"
# Echo $ temp_file
Ls-R $ directory | awk'
BEGIN {
FS = "n"
Folder = "'$ directory '"
Logname = "'$ temp_file '"
}
{
If ($0 ~ /. Php $ /){
System ("php-l" folder "/" $0 ">" logname "2> & 1 ")
}
If ($0 ~ /: $ /){
Folder = substr ($1, 1, length ($1)-1)
}
}
'
If [-e $ temp_file]; then
Cat $ temp_file | awk'
BEGIN {
Error = 0
}
{
If ($0 ~ /Parse /){
Error ++
Errorfile [$0] = $0
}
}
END {
Print "error File:" error "files"
If (length (errorfile)> 0) print "number of error rows :"
For (I in errorfile)
Print I
}
'
Else
Echo "php file not found ."
Exit;
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./Check_php_syntax/home/liuzhichao/test/
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Output:
Error File: 2
Number of wrong lines:
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in/home/liuzhichao/test/awktest/a. php on line 3
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ')' in/home/liuzhichao/test/levelcity. php on line 19
