this is a quick and easy one. I am trying to grab all the words of an html page, in order. of course, rather than use my own heuristics, i'd like to use an established package. here is my code: 
 #$contents = contents of HTML page

                my $parsed = $scrubber->scrub($contents);



                my $splitter = new Lingua::EN::Splitter;
                my @words = $splitter->words($parsed);

                foreach my $x (@words)
                {
                        print "$x\n";
                }

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the print statement just gives ARRAY(0x1864870). same if i try to print in quotes. what am i doing wrong?

In reply to Lingua Splitter by downer

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