#!/usr/bin/perl
# [[[ PREPROCESSOR ]]]
# <<< PARSE_ERROR: 'ERROR ECOPAPL02' >>>
# <<< PARSE_ERROR: 'near "$HO WDY"' >>>
# [[[ HEADER ]]]
use RPerl;
use strict;
use warnings;
our $VERSION = 0.001_000;
# [[[ CRITICS ]]]
## no critic qw(ProhibitUselessNoCritic ProhibitMagicNumbers RequireCheckedSyscalls)  # USER DEFAULT 1: allow numeric values & print operator
# [[[ OPERATIONS ]]]
# USER NOTE: the Operator (not OperatorVoid) production rule matched by 'print' requires parentheses and filehandle
my integer $open_success = open my filehandleref $HOWDY, '>', '/tmp/howdy';
if ( not $open_success ) {
    croak 'ERROR: Failed to open file /tmp/howdy for writing, croaking';
}
# USER NOTE: return values of Operator print are purposefully ignored here, possibly ignoring write errors
( print {$HOWDY} 2 );
( print {$HO WDY} 2, 3, 4, "\n" );
( print {$HOWDY} 2.31 );
( print {$HOWDY} 2.31, 3.21, 4.23, "\n" );
( print {$HOWDY} 'howdy' );
( print {$HOWDY} 'howdy', 'doody', 'foobar', "\n" );
( print {$HOWDY} 'howdy', 2.31, 'doody', 3.21, 'foobar', 4.23, "\n" );
# USER NOTE: return values of Operator print are utilized here, catching write errors
# long format, 2 RPerl Operations
my integer $print_success = ( print {$HOWDY} 2 );
if ( not $print_success ) {
    croak 'ERROR: Failed to write to file /tmp/howdy, croaking';
}
# short format, 1 RPerl Operation
if (not( print {$HOWDY} 'howdy', 2.31, 'doody', 3.21, 'foobar', 4.23, "\n" ) )
{
    croak 'ERROR: Failed to write to file /tmp/howdy, croaking';
}
if ( not close $HOWDY ) {
    croak 'ERROR: Failed to close file /tmp/howdy after writing, croaking';
}