my $content = $response->content();
my @content = "$content";

my $introduction = grep (/Game Introduction - Marvel: Avengers Allianc
+e/, @content);
print "$introduction";

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That is the same as saying: 

my $content = $response->content();
my @content;
$content[ 0 ] = $content;

my $introduction = grep( /Game Introduction - Marvel: Avengers Allianc
+e/, $content[ 0 ] );
print $introduction;

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Or: 

my $content = $response->content();

my $introduction = grep( /Game Introduction - Marvel: Avengers Allianc
+e/, $content );
print $introduction;

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Or more properly: 

my $content = $response->content();

my $introduction = $content =~ /Game Introduction - Marvel: Avengers A
+lliance/;
print $introduction;

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In other words, you don't have a list of "lines" in @content, just a single string.

You may want something like: 

my @introduction = grep /Game Introduction - Marvel: Avengers Alliance
+/, split /^/, $response->content();

print @introduction;

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In reply to Re: How to output the words that you want that came thru an html file? by jwkrahn
in thread How to output the words that you want that came thru an html file? by stone_ice

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