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Variable correct writing in Javascript and PHP

I need to replace this sentence in javascript from php variables.

draw:{circle:false, circlemarker:false, rectangle:false, polyline:false, polygon:false},

by draw:drawchoice,

so I tried to call this variable by

     if($geometry == Point){
            echo "var drawchoice = \""  {circle:false, circlemarker:false, rectangle:false, polyline:false, polygon:false}, "\";\n";
        }
        
      if($geometry == LineString){
            echo "var drawchoice = \""  {circle:false, circlemarker:false, rectangle:false, marker:false, polygon:false}, "\";\n";
        }
        
          if($geometry == Polygon){
            echo "var drawchoice = \""  {circle:false, circlemarker:false, rectangle:false, marker:false, polyline:false}, "\";\n";
        }
        

But php -l says:

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected token ":" in /var/www/html/pgtest/test1.php on line 48

What is the correct writing?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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