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eval — 把字符串作为PHP代码执行

说明

eval(string $code): mixed

把字符串 code 作为PHP代码执行。

警告

函数eval()语言结构是 非常危险的，因为它允许执行任意 PHP 代码。 它这样用是很危险的。 如果您仔细的确认过，除了使用此结构以外别无方法, 请多加注意，不要允许传入任何由用户提供的、未经完整验证过的数据 。

参数

code

需要被执行的字符串

代码不能包含打开/关闭 PHP tags。比如， 'echo "Hi!";' 不能这样传入： '<?php echo "Hi!"; ?>'。但仍然可以用合适的 PHP tag 来离开、重新进入 PHP 模式。比如 'echo "In PHP mode!"; ?>In HTML mode!<?php echo "Back in PHP mode!";'。

除此之外，传入的必须是有效的 PHP 代码。所有的语句必须以分号结尾。比如 'echo "Hi!"' 会导致一个 parse error，而 'echo "Hi!";' 则会正常运行。

return 语句会立即中止当前字符串的执行。

代码执行的作用域是调用 eval() 处的作用域。因此，eval() 里任何的变量定义、修改，都会在函数结束后被保留。

返回值

eval() 返回 null，除非在执行的代码中 return 了一个值，函数返回传递给 return 的值。 PHP 7 开始，执行的代码里如果有一个 parse error，eval() 会抛出 ParseError 异常。在 PHP 7 之前，如果在执行的代码中有 parse error，eval() 返回 false，之后的代码将正常执行。无法使用 set_error_handler() 捕获 eval() 中的解析错误。

范例

示例 #1 eval() 例子 - 简单的文本合并


<?php
$string = 'cup';
$name = 'coffee';
$str = 'This is a $string with my $name in it.';
echo $str. "\n";
eval("\$str = \"$str\";");
echo $str. "\n";
?>

以上例程会输出：

This is a $string with my $name in it.
This is a cup with my coffee in it.

注释

注意: 因为是一个语言构造器而不是一个函数，不能被可变函数调用。

小技巧

和直接将结果输出到浏览器一样，可使用输出控制函数来捕获当前函数的输出，然后(例如)保存到一个 string 中。

注意:
如果在执行的代码中产生了一个致命的错误（fatal error），整个脚本会退出。

参见

call_user_func() - 把第一个参数作为回调函数调用

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Anonymous ¶

17 years ago


Kepp the following Quote in mind:

If eval() is the answer, you're almost certainly asking the
wrong question. -- Rasmus Lerdorf, BDFL of PHP

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Jeremie LEGRAND ¶

4 years ago


At least in PHP 7.1+, eval() terminates the script if the evaluated code generate a fatal error. For example:
<?php
@eval('$content = (100 - );');
?>

(Even if it is in the man, I'm note sure it acted like this in 5.6, but whatever)
To catch it, I had to do:
<?php
try {
    eval('$content = (100 - );');
} catch (Throwable $t) {
    $content = null;
}
?>

This is the only way I found to catch the error and hide the fact there was one.

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lord dot dracon at gmail dot com ¶

6 years ago


Inception with eval()

<pre>
Inception Start:
<?php
eval("echo 'Inception lvl 1...\n'; eval('echo \"Inception lvl 2...\n\"; eval(\"echo \'Inception lvl 3...\n\'; eval(\'echo \\\"Limbo!\\\";\');\");');");
?>

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remindfwd ¶

1 year ago


Note that 

<?php

echo eval( '$var = (20 - 5);' );  // don't show anything

echo ' someString ' . eval( 'echo $var = 15;' ); // outputs 15 someString 

//or
echo ' someString ' . eval( 'echo $var = 15;' ) . ' otherString '; // 15 someString  otherString  

//or
echo ' someString ' . eval( 'echo $var = 15;' ) . ' otherString ' . '...' .eval( 'echo " __ " . $var = 10;' ); // 15 __ 10 someString  otherString  ...

?>

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greald at gmail dot com ¶

5 months ago


to avoid the evil eval() you may use the fact that function names, variable names, property names and method names can be handled strings.

<?php
class Fruit
{
    public $tomato = "Tomatos";

    public function red() {return " are red. ";}
}

$fruit = new Fruit;
$fruitStr = "tomato";
$colorStr = "red";

echo $fruit->$fruitStr . $fruit->$colorStr();

// and procedural  //////////////////////////////////////////

$lemon = "Lemons";

function yellow() {return " are yellow. ";}

$fruitStr = "$lemon";
$colorStr = "yellow";

echo $fruitStr . $colorStr();
?>

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catgirl at charuru dot moe ¶

4 years ago


It should be noted that imported namespaces are not available in eval.

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bohwaz ¶

10 years ago


If you want to allow math input and make sure that the input is proper mathematics and not some hacking code, you can try this:

<?php

$test = '2+3*pi';

// Remove whitespaces
$test = preg_replace('/\s+/', '', $test);

$number = '(?:\d+(?:[,.]\d+)?|pi|π)'; // What is a number
$functions = '(?:sinh?|cosh?|tanh?|abs|acosh?|asinh?|atanh?|exp|log10|deg2rad|rad2deg|sqrt|ceil|floor|round)'; // Allowed PHP functions
$operators = '[+\/*\^%-]'; // Allowed math operators
$regexp = '/^(('.$number.'|'.$functions.'\s*\((?1)+\)|\((?1)+\))(?:'.$operators.'(?2))?)+$/'; // Final regexp, heavily using recursive patterns

if (preg_match($regexp, $q))
{
    $test = preg_replace('!pi|π!', 'pi()', $test); // Replace pi with pi function
    eval('$result = '.$test.';');
}
else
{
    $result = false;
}

?>

I can't guarantee you absolutely that this will block every possible malicious code nor that it will block malformed code, but that's better than the matheval function below which will allow malformed code like '2+2+' which will throw an error.

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solobot ¶

4 years ago


eval() is workaround for generating multiple anonymous classes with static properties in loop

public function generateClassMap()
    {
        foreach ($this->classMap as $tableName => $class)
        {
            $c = null;
            eval('$c = new class extends \common\MyStaticClass {
                public static $tableName;
                public static function tableName()
                {
                    return static::$tableName;
                }
            };');
            $c::$tableName = $this->replicationPrefix.$tableName;
            $this->classMap[$tableName] = $c;

        }
    }

thus every class will have its own $tableName instead of common ancestor.

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darkhogg (foo) gmail (bar) com ¶

12 years ago


The following code

<?php
    eval( '?> foo <?php' );
?>

does not throw any error, but prints the opening tag.
Adding a space after the open tag fixes it:

<?php
    eval( '?> foo <?php ' );
?>

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divinity76 at gmail dot com ¶

5 years ago


imo, this is a better eval replacement: 

<?php
function betterEval($code) {
    $tmp = tmpfile ();
    $tmpf = stream_get_meta_data ( $tmp );
    $tmpf = $tmpf ['uri'];
    fwrite ( $tmp, $code );
    $ret = include ($tmpf);
    fclose ( $tmp );
    return $ret;
}
?>

- why? betterEval follows normal php opening and closing tag conventions, there's no need to strip `<?php?>` from the source.  and it always throws a ParseError if there was a parse error, instead of returning false (note: this was fixed for normal eval() in php 7.0). - and there's also something about exception backtraces

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Karel ¶

7 years ago


For them who are facing syntax error when try execute code in eval,



<?php


$str =  '<?php echo "test"; ?>';


eval('?>'.$str.'<?php;'); // outputs test

eval('?>'.$str.'<?'); // outputs test

eval('?>'.$str.'<?php');// throws syntax error - unexpected $end


?>

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stocki dot r at gmail dot com ¶

3 months ago


You can use `eval()` to combine classes/traits dynamically with anonymus classes:

<?php

function init($trait, $class) {
    return (trait_exists($trait) && class_exists($class))
        ? eval("return new class() extends {$class} { use {$trait}; };")
        : false;
}

trait Edit {
    function hello() { echo 'EDIT: ' . $this->modulename; }
}
trait Ajax {
    function hello() { echo 'AJAX: ' . $this->modulename; }
}
class MyModule {
    public $modulename = 'My Module';
}
class AnotherModule {
    public $modulename = 'Another Module';
}

init('Edit', 'MyModule')->hello();      # 'EDIT: My Module'
init('Ajax', 'AnotherModule')->hello(); # 'AJAX: Another Module'

?>

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Patanjali ¶

1 month ago


eval() is useful for preprocessing css (and js) with php to embed directly into a style tag in the head tag (or script tag at the bottom of body tag) of the HTML of the page.

This:

a. Prevents Flash of White in Chrome or Firefox (where an external css file arrives briefly too late to render the HTML).

b. Allows radical minifying by testing the page source to see if whole blocks of rules or code are even required, such as for tables.

c. Allows custom source-content-dependent css rules to be created on the fly. (I use this to create rules for positioned labels over an image that scale with it)

d. Allows generation of a hash of the processed css or js for use in the page's CSP header for style-src or script-src to prevent injection attacks.

Here eval() is safe because it is not using user-supplied (person or browser) information

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Uther ¶

6 years ago


eval'd code within namespaces which contain class and/or function definitions will be defined in the global namespace... not incredibly obvious :/

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php at rijkvanwel dot nl ¶

11 years ago


To catch a parse error in eval()'ed code with a custom error handler, use error_get_last() (PHP >= 5.2.0).

<?php
$return = eval( 'parse error' );

if ( $return === false && ( $error = error_get_last() ) ) {
    myErrorHandler( $error['type'], $error['message'], $error['file'], $error['line'], null );

    // Since the "execution of the following code continues normally", as stated in the manual,
    // we still have to exit explicitly in case of an error
    exit;
}
?>

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php at stock-consulting dot com ¶

13 years ago


Magic constants like __FILE__ may not return what you expect if used inside eval()'d code. Instead, it'll answer something like "c:\directory\filename.php(123) : eval()'d code" (under Windows, obviously, checked with PHP5.2.6) - which can still be processed with a function like preg_replace to receive the filename of the file containing the eval().


Example:


<?php

$filename = preg_replace('@\(.*\(.*$@', '', __FILE__);

echo $filename;

?>

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marco at harddisk dot is-a-geek dot org ¶

13 years ago


eval does not work reliably in conjunction with global, at least not in the cygwin port version.

So:
<?PHP
class foo {
  //my class...
}
function load_module($module) {
  eval("global \$".$module."_var;");
  eval("\$".$module."_var=&new foo();");
  //various stuff ... ...
}
load_module("foo");
?>

becomes to working:

<?PHP
class foo {
  //my class...
}
function load_module($module) {
  eval('$GLOBALS["'.$module.'_var"]=&new foo();');
  //various stuff ... ...
}
load_module("foo");
?>

Note in the 2nd example, you _always_ need to use $GLOBALS[$module] to access the variable!

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Ipseno at yahoo dot com ¶

14 years ago


If you attempt to call a user defined function in eval() and .php files are obfuscated by Zend encoder, it will result in a fatal error.

Use a call_user_func() inside eval() to call your personal hand made functions.

This is user function
<?php

function square_it($nmb)
{
    return $nmb * $nmb;
}

?>

//Checking if eval sees it?
<?php

$code = var_export( function_exists('square_it') );

eval( $code );    //returns TRUE - so yes it does!

?>

This will result in a fatal error:
PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined function square_it()
<?php

$code = 'echo square_it(55);' ;

eval( $code );

?>

This will work
<?php

$code = 'echo call_user_func(\'square_it\', 55);' ;

eval( $code );

?>

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joseph at josephcz dot xyz ¶

2 years ago


In 2020, many people don't want to mix their PHP code and HTML, and they also think PHP itself is better than any template engines. But whenever you are making an template engine, use "include" to include your view file instead of using eval(). Many farmeworks are using this solution, such as Laravel.

If you rally want to eval a string, write them to a cached .php file first, then include it.

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说明

参数

返回值

范例

注释

参见

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