Don't use Switch! Nonsense errors like this is why.

Replace 

switch ($response_code) {
    case '200' {              # OK
        print_response $response_content;
        exit  0;
    }
    case '400' { exit  1; }   # BAD_INPUT
    case '403' { exit 31; }   # SERVICE_ACCESS_ERROR
    case '500' { exit 32; }   # SERVICE_EXECUTION_ERROR
    case '503' { exit 30; }   # SERVICE_ERROR
    else       { exit -1; }
}

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with, for example, 
for ($response_code) {
    if ($_ == 200) {         # OK
        print_response $response_content;
        exit 0;
    };

    $_ == 400 and exit  1;   # BAD_INPUT
    $_ == 403 and exit 31;   # SERVICE_ACCESS_ERROR
    $_ == 500 and exit 32;   # SERVICE_EXECUTION_ERROR
    $_ == 503 and exit 30;   # SERVICE_ERROR

    exit 255;
}

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Note that I replaced exit(-1) with exit(255) since -1 isn't a valid exit code (at least not on Windows, Linux and macOS).

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In reply to Re: backslash found where operator expected at by ikegami
in thread backslash found where operator expected at by tokodekat

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