Package search for multiple word string?

Ok, im feeling really dumb, but how do I search for packages using multiple words in a single string? For example if I do the command "pacman -Ss session manager" it will return a huge list of all packages with the word session and all packages with the word manager, but what i really want to see is the smaller list of only the packages that contain the entire exact string session manager.

For me yaourt does the trick if you use ezzetabi's example ('session.*manager'). However, for 'session manager' only it doesn't.
You could try packer (in AUR). I just tried all three of them and packer seems to also look for the two words together only if you use '... ...' only.

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Search using the "Matches Word" option instead of "Contains". That will limit your results to only assets that have a field value that includes all three of those terms. If they are not all included in the same field value, it will not return a hit. So if "Sunday" were in Keywords and "Joe" & "Bob" are in Notes, you would not get a hit for that search with "Matches Word".
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Hi,
No. My list looks like this:
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Lawyers
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Specialist solicitor
Specialist solicitors
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Barristers
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Employment solicitors
Employment lawyer
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Hello everyone,
I have a job that includes looking for many different words in large paragraphs. I would make things much faster for me if - instead of typing in "word 1", and then clearing it, and then typing in "word 2" - but rather, I could somehow search for a few words at once. Is there a way to do this? An add-on? Something built in?
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* [http://kb.mozillazine.org/About:config About:config - MozillaZine Knowledge Base]
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<hr>
The "weather" threw me because for weather you really do want a keyword shortcut, the word you meant was whether.
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* http://dmcritchie.mvps.org/firefox/kws.htm

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Hello everyone
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I am guessing one tedious way to do it would be to pass all the file names as command line arguments but I"m sure there exist a much easier and faster way to do it.
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Hello everybody,
Could anybody help me how to search for a word in a string ?
Example: I have a string as below:
String[] weather = {"snow", "rain", "sunny", "temperature", "storm", "freezing"};
And I have a sentence like this:
"Today is a sunny day"
I want to break this sentence to pickup the word "sunny" and search this word in String[] weather to see if they match. How could i do that?
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Lilan,
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AND MARK
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I'm trying to implement Oracle text in 8i and 9i to search for a given string or a subset of string.
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