Can someone give me a regex or something I can use to force a <br> as HTML after each set of paranthesis? I need it to look like:

JacobGrimm: Well, I only joined in May, so I know nothing of the "old site". (19 minutes ago)
JacobGrimm: Hmm. Kudos to the Mod who got rid of that comment. (21 minutes ago)

And what we have to mess with is just one big block of code (below is the actual print). I'm trying to get my @lines = split "<br>", $tree->as_HTML; to actually be able to break on the BR tags

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In reply to force linebreak using HTML::Tree by coldfingertips

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Use:  <p> text here (a paragraph) </p>
and:  <code> code here </code>
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