for (i = submitted_hits; i < [ns_query resultCount]; i++)
{
id result = [ns_query resultAtIndex:i];
- char *result_path;
+ const char *result_path;
+ GFile *file;
+ GtkSearchHit *hit;
- result_path = g_strdup_printf ("file://%s", [[result valueForAttribute:@"kMDItemPath"] cString]);
- hits = g_list_prepend (hits, result_path);
+ result_path = [[result valueForAttribute:@"kMDItemPath"] UTF8String];
+ file = g_file_new_for_path (result_path);
+
+ hit = g_new (GtkSearchHit, 1);
+ hit->file = file;
+ hit->info = NULL;
+
+ hits = g_list_prepend (hits, hit);
}
_gtk_search_engine_hits_added (engine, hits);
- g_list_free (hits);
+ g_list_free_full (hits, (GDestroyNotify) _gtk_search_hit_free);
- submitted_hits = [ns_query resultCount];
+ submitted_hits += [ns_query resultCount];
/* The beagle backend stops at 1000 hits, so guess we do so too here.
* It works pretty snappy on my MacBook, if we get rid of this limit
* we are almost definitely going to need some code to submit hits
* in batches.
*/
- if (submitted_hits > 1000)
+ if (submitted_hits > 25)
[ns_query stopQuery];
}