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Is the concept of a PHP lint feasible?

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When I review JavaScript files in various text editors (Visual Studio Code, Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey) I sometimes get notified about syntax errors.

I never encountered this behavior with PHP files even if I installed, say, a PHP debugging extension in Visual Studio Code.

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Just use PDT version of Eclipse.

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If I understand correctly what you are asking for is a static code analysis tool for PHP. A quick search reveals that Psalm would be such a tool.

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