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Vladimir:
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> >  But I still cannot do so for symbols:
> >  (component-library-search "${HOME}git/openhw/share/gschem" "lcl")
> 
> Hmm, it (something like this) works for me.  Maybe missing "/"
> after "${HOME}" is the culprit?

Ack.

///

There are differences though.

 a,
Previously with (component-library-search "aa" "bb") and aa kontaining
cc dd etc. Then your version shows bbcc bbdd, when old versions
showed bb/cc bb/dd. I'd prefer it if you'd retained the "/".

 b,
Previously the order of dirs show in library window is the reverse of
the order added, now you sort them alphabethically.