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There was an obvious array reference error in #/updateResults: which the code below fixes. The call to expand-all-results also occasionally caused an error (??), so I've commented it out.

This is not the same problem as ticket #456

From ccl/cocoa-ide/search-files.lisp

(objc:defMethod (#/updateResults: :void) ((wc search-files-window-controller)

msg)

(let* ((old-results (search-results wc)))

(setf (search-results wc) (new-results wc)) ;; release NSString instances. sigh. (dotimes (idx (length old-results))

(let* ((file (aref old-results idx))

(lines (when file (search-result-file-lines file))))

(dotimes (idx (length lines))

(let* ((line (aref lines idx))

(string (when line (search-result-line-nsstr line))))

(and string (#/release string))))

(and (search-result-file-nsstr file)

(#/release (search-result-file-nsstr file)))))

(set-results-string wc msg)

; (when (or (auto-expandable-p (search-results wc)) ; (expand-results-p wc)) ; (expand-all-results wc))

(#/reloadData (outline-view wc)) (#/setEnabled: (search-button wc) t)))

1.8-prerelease-r15247M (DarwinX8664)

In teh Search Files dialog, mis-queueing an In Folder choice, then searching, can require aborting a big silly search. Perhaps the search button could be converted into an Abort button. Meanwhile closing the dialog/search window causes this output in the AltConsole, Re-starting the Search Files dialog, changing the In Folder and leaves the Search button inoperable until the Find field is changed.

Error: #<STRING-OUTPUT-STREAM :CLOSED #x302000F57E2D> is closed While executing: CCL::STREAM-IS-CLOSED, in process Monitor thread for external process (grep -i -r -I -s -c -e defclass --include *.lisp /Users/user/)(15).

;;; ;;; #<PROCESS Monitor thread for external process (grep -i -r -I -s -c -e defclass --include *.lisp /Users/user/)(15) [Active] #x302000F573CD> requires access to Shared Terminal Input ;;; Type (:y 15) to yield control to this thread. ;;;

This was requested by a user.

In addition to making file searching capabilities more visible than our current m-x grep, the MCL search files command had the useful option to not search comments (which is implemented by just checking, after the fact, whether the found location is in a comment, and skipping it if it is). We could also add an option of regular expression search or not.