Custom Query (1030 matches)

In an editor buffer, select a region with the mouse, hit c-d:

(F082F170) : 0 (REPORT-CONDITION-IN-HEMLOCK-FRAME #<TYPE-ERROR #x8E6E336> #<HEMLOCK-FRAME <HemlockFrame: 0x288f400> (#x288F400)>) 528
  (CONDITION CCL::FRAME)
   CONDITION: #<TYPE-ERROR #x8E6E336>
   CCL::FRAME: #<HEMLOCK-FRAME <HemlockFrame: 0x288f400> (#x288F400)>

  SEMAPHORE: #<SEMAPHORE #x8E6E1CE>
  CCL::MESSAGE: #<NS-MUTABLE-STRING "value NIL is not of the expected type STRUCTURE." (#x5D9780)>
  CCL::SEM-VALUE: #<NS-NUMBER 58607 (#x5E90E0)>
  CCL::PARAMPTRS: #<A Foreign Pointer [stack-allocated] 2007-08-27 11:30:53.951 dppccl[7070] *** NSThread: ignoring exception '*** -[NSCFString characterAtIndex:]: Range or index out of bounds' that raised during delayed perform of target 0x288f400 and selector 'runErrorSheet:'

The hemlock documentation (and my fingertips) say that c-u c-v should scroll up 4 lines, instead it scrolls up 4 pages.

It's really hard to work on a large existing system without some kind of a file searching capability. Perhaps it wouldn't be that hard to implement something quick-and-dirty using grep: get string from user, run grep with some appropriate args to make output parsable, put up a selection dialog with one entry per line of output, and make double-clicking on the entry go to the line in the file.