Unknown syntax error for eval work check

[Advanced Bot]

When doing eval, it checks each word, then puts it in either green, grey, or red.

Somehow, it doesn't work right.

I do something like:
checkErrorEval("chicken(\"a\);"");

It tells the error of a, which, I am not sure what is going on.

Here is the code

   function checkErrorEval(%word)
   {
      $Eval::Word[%word] = 0;
      if(checkMalEval(%word))
         return %word = "\c7" @ %word @ "\c6";
      eval(%word SPC "$Eval::Word[\"" @ %word @ "\"] = 1;");
      if($Eval::Word[%word])
      {
         if(checkMalEval(%newWord))
            %newWord = "\c7" @ %word @ "\c6";
         else
            %newWord = "\c2" @ %word @ "\c6";
      }
      else
      {
         %newWord = "\c0" @ %word @ "\c6";
         $Eval::FailCount++;
      }
      return %newWord;
   }

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[Advanced Bot]

Nevermind, got it fixed.

[Port]

This.. really doesn't seem like a good idea, just saying. If you input the following, it'll register the first word as a syntax error, then send "foo" to everyone 8 times with a final result of "syntax error".

messageAll('', "foo"); // albeit this is just a test

eval(%word SPC "$Eval::Word[\"" @ %word @ "\"] = 1;");

No need for escapes, just do this:

eval(%word SPC "$Eval::Word[%word]=1;");

EDIT: Thought you were using global variables for some reason other than getting it. If you aren't, just do this:

eval(%word SPC "%success[%word]=1;");

[$trinick]

Indeed this is a bad idea.

function null() { return 0x00; }

Every single last word in this statement will come out as a syntax error. The line as a whole, however, is entirely proper syntax and works.