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The terminating new line is obligatory

This doesn't make sense!

Why an heredoc needs, to works correctly, a line only for it, without other stuff after the terminator (with a semicolon)?
If there is a terminator and an ending semicolon, the command terminates there, so i should add other commands in the same line without problems.

I don't think this is a "really" bug, but it is a "logical" bug.

If the heredoc terminator is founded and there is a semicolon to terminate the line, a new command can be executed, like all other structures in php.

i can write
<?php
$a = 1; $c = 'daniele_dll'; $b = 'test'; $a = $b; $b = $c; echo $a . $b . $c; echo print_r($_SERVER, true); die("ASD");
?>

without problems, so have heredoc that doesn't let to me to  add multiple commands after the heredoc termination (plus semicolon) doesn't make sense for me.

There is a particular reason to manage heredoc in this way?

for johannes@php.net:

in the description of the bug i've said that "Terminating an heredoc without a newline cause a parse error" ...

if you try an heredoc into an eval, terminating the stuff without a new line after the heredoc's terminator, you get a parse error for evalued code!

[code]
echo eval("return <<< EOF\r\nAll Works Correctly!\r\nEOF;"); 
[/code]

So there is this "real" problem (not related to other characters into the terminator line)

Or the heredoc's manual page need to be updated with a new sentence, like

[quote]
Remember that after the heredoc terminator is necessary a new line.
[/quote]

Or this, possible, bug need to be corrected

Reclassifying as a doc problem. The behavior is correct.

This bug has been fixed in the documentation's XML sources. Since the
online and downloadable versions of the documentation need some time
to get updated, we would like to ask you to be a bit patient.

Thank you for the report, and for helping us make our documentation better.

"Closing delimiter (possibly followed by a semicolon) must be followed by a newline too."