This is a mistake in the Parse error code: syntax error, unexpected '['

[meriah]

That's mistake in the code:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[' in /home/reffe318/public_html/prote cted/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Support/helpers.php on line 426

I can't decide. Help!

Here's the code where the mistake is:

function class_uses_recursive($class)
{
    $results =[];
    foreach (array_merge([$class => $class]), class_parents($class)) as $class) {
        $results += trait_uses_recursive($class);
    }
return array_unique($results);

}

Place indicated by error:

$results =[];

after correction

$results = array();

foreach (array_merge(($class => $class)), class_parents($class)) as $class)

{

$results += trait_uses_recursive($class);

}

return array_unique($results);

syntax error, unexpected T_DOUBLE_ARROW on line 427

I think.
foreach (array_merge($class = $stateclass)

after correction

$results = array();

foreach array_merge(array($class => $class), class_parents($class))

[charlenef]

You're probably updated. Laravel♪ With the version v5.1.0 This fraimvor needs php: >=5.5.9♪ Or turn the project on the new server with the old one. php♪

Option 1

Update. PHP short recording of masses [1,2,3] It's just... php >= 5.4♪ You can check the version in the consoles by dialing php -vbut it's best to use the web server, since the OSS interpreters can be a few. Create the file and open it in the browser with the following contents:

<?php
phpinfo();

And watch the story.

Option 2

From the directory vendor You're using a composer and you can easily roll the version. Laravel♪ Just point it out. composer.json supporting version php 5.4:

"require":{
    ...
    "laravel/framework":"5.0.*"
    ...
}

If there's different websites on the server with one web server, it's best to roll off the braid, or if there's a good admin in hand, there's different versions. php For different virtual hosts to build. Other cases better update php♪

PS

You were so pissed with a piece of code I couldn't handle. Here's the right code under 5.4:

function class_uses_recursive($class)
{
    $results = array();
    foreach (array_merge(array($class => $class), class_parents($class)) as $class) {
        $results += trait_uses_recursive($class);
    }
return array_unique($results);

}