<?php

/*
 * Test empty statement: two consecutive semicolons without executable code between them.
 */
function_call(); // OK.

// The below examples are all bad.
function_call();

function_call();

function_call();
/* some comment */

function_call();
/* some comment */

?>
<input name="<?php something_else(); ?>" />
<input name="<?php something_else(); ?>" />

/*
 * Test empty statement: no code between PHP open and close tag.
 */
<input name="<?php something_else() ?>" /> <!-- OK. -->
<input name="<?php something_else(); ?>" /> <!-- OK. -->
<input name="<?php /* comment */ ?>" /> <!-- OK. -->

<input name="" /> <!-- Bad. -->

<input name="" /> <!-- Bad. -->

<!--
/*
 * Test detecting & fixing a combination of the two above checks.
 */
-->

<input name="" /> <!-- Bad. -->

<!-- Tests with short open echo tag. -->
<input name="<?= 'some text' ?>" /> <!-- OK. -->
<input name="" /> <!-- Bad. -->
<input name="" /> <!-- Bad. -->

<?php
// Guard against false positives for two consecutive semicolons in a for statement.
for ( $i = 0; ; $i++ ) {}

// Test for useless semicolons
for ( $i = 0; ; $i++ ) {}

if (true) {}

while (true) {}

class ABC {}

switch ( $a ) {
    case 1:
        break;
    case 2:
        break;
    default:
        break;
}

// Do not break closures and anonymous classes and curlies without scope owners.
$a = function () {};
$b = new class {};
echo $a{0};

if ($foo) {
}

// Do not remove semicolon after match
$c = match ($a) {
    1 => true,
};
