My script opens a file, reads it or creates it/writes data to it, and displays the contents. The problem is nothing is read when opening the file. I've verified the file is written to by opening it with Notepad. Here's the script: 
use strict 'vars';
use warnings;
use Fcntl;
use POSIX;
use POSIX qw(setsid);
use POSIX qw(:errno_h :fcntl_h);

File_Data();

sub File_Data
{
  my $path = "fd_search.txt";
  my $create = 0;
  my $write = 0;
  my @temp = "";
    
  sysopen(my $FH,$path,O_RDONLY) or $create = 1;
    
  if (not $create)
  {
    @temp = <FH>;
        
    if (not @temp)
    {
      $write = 1;
      close($FH);
    }
  }    
  if ($write || $create)
  {
    if ($create)
    {
      sysopen(my $FH,$path,O_CREAT) or die "Could not create $path.";
      close($FH);
    }
    sysopen(my $FH,$path,O_WRONLY) or die "Could not open $path to wri
+te to.";
    print $FH "one two three";
    close($FH);
        
    sysopen(my $FH,$path,O_RDONLY) or die "Could not open $path the 2n
+d time";
    @temp = <FH>;
  }
  close($FH);
    
  my $count = 0;
    
  print "<tr>\n";
  print "<td>($count)@temp</td>\n";
  print "</tr>\n";
}

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Again, I can write to the file but can't read from it and can't figure out why?

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