Does not appear to work on different string, for example if $x is equal to following and search for "parameters":

  <classes name="Panoply::AttributeDesc">
    <all_members name="AttributeDesc" protection="public" scope="Panop
+ly::AttributeDesc" virtualness="non_virtual"/>
    <all_members name="AttributeDesc" protection="public" scope="Panop
+ly::AttributeDesc" virtualness="non_virtual"/>
    <all_members name="description" protection="public" scope="Panoply
+::AttributeDesc" virtualness="non_virtual"/>
    <all_members name="name" protection="public" scope="Panoply::Attri
+buteDesc" virtualness="non_virtual"/>
    <all_members name="value" protection="private" scope="Panoply::Att
+ributeDesc" virtualness="non_virtual"/>
    <public_members>
      <members kind="variable" name="name" protection="public" static=
+"no" type="std::string" virtualness="non_virtual"></members>
      <members kind="variable" name="value" protection="public" static
+="no" type="std::string" virtualness="non_virtual"></members>
      <members kind="variable" name="description" protection="public" 
+static="no" type="std::string" virtualness="non_virtual"></members>
    </public_members>
    <public_methods>
      <members const="no" kind="function" name="AttributeDesc" protect
+ion="public" static="no" virtualness="non_virtual" volatile="no">
        <parameters declaration_name="name" type="const std::string &a
+mp;"/>
        <parameters declaration_name="value" type="const std::string &
+amp;"/>
        <parameters declaration_name="desc" default_value="&quot;&quot
+;" type="const std::string &amp;"/>
      </members>
      <members const="no" kind="function" name="AttributeDesc" protect
+ion="public" static="no" virtualness="non_virtual" volatile="no"></me
+mbers>
    </public_methods>
  </classes>
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