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I have this error on line 28 which is below.

private loadText() { $this->text = $wiki->getpage($this->page);}

The surrounding code can be seen below

public function parse() { $this->parser = new parser($page,$this->getText()); $this->parser->parse();}
// private functions
private loadText() { $this->text = $wiki->getpage($this->page);} 
private parseNamespace(){...

I have can't see the problem and my only guess is that it is something to do with $this->

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Everytime I read "PHP Parse error" in the title of a SO-question I think to myself: "Why don't you use an IDE?" So, why don't you use and IDE, that marks syntax error right in the editor pane? – KingCrunch Jan 23 at 22:43
what PHP IDE would you suggest? – mr.user1065741 Jan 23 at 22:45
Any ;) It's completely up to you. I don't know a PHP-IDE, that is not able to find syntax errors. So there are (probably incomplete) Eclipse/PDT, Netbeans, PhpStorm (my personal favorite) and many others I don't remember yet. – KingCrunch Jan 23 at 22:49

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Your forgot function after every private-keyword. Interestingly you did it right for the one public method.

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