Added another test case and fixed the multi-line issue that uncovered

src/Buffer.ts

@@ -274,13 +274,8 @@ export class Buffer implements IBuffer {
    * @param trimRight Whether to trim whitespace to the right.
    */
   public translateBufferLineToStringWithWrap(lineIndex: number, trimRight: boolean): string {
-    // Get full line
     let lineString = '';
-    let lineWrapsToNext = true;
-    if (this.lines.get(lineIndex).isWrapped) {
-      // This terminal line is a continuation of the previous line.
-      return '';
-    }
+    let lineWrapsToNext: boolean;
 
     do {
       lineString += this.translateBufferLineToString(lineIndex, true);

src/addons/search/SearchHelper.ts

@@ -120,8 +120,9 @@ export class SearchHelper implements ISearchHelper {
     } else {
       searchIndex = lowerStringLine.indexOf(lowerTerm);
     }
-    if (searchIndex >= 0) {
-      const line = this._terminal._core.buffer.lines.get(y);
+
+    const line = this._terminal._core.buffer.lines.get(y);
+    if ((searchIndex >= 0) && (searchIndex < line.length)) {
       for (let i = 0; i < searchIndex; i++) {
         const charData = line.get(i);
         // Adjust the searchIndex to normalize emoji into single chars

src/addons/search/search.test.ts

@@ -55,13 +55,19 @@ describe('search addon', function(): void {
     });
     it('should find search term accross line wrap', function(): void {
       search.apply(<any>MockTerminal);
-      const term = new MockTerminal({cols: 10, rows: 2});
-      term.core.write('texttextHellotext');
+      const term = new MockTerminal({cols: 10, rows: 5});
+      term.core.write('texttextHellotext\r\n');
+      term.core.write('texttexttextHellotext');
       term.pushWriteData();
+
       const hello0 = (term.searchHelper as any)._findInLine('Hello', 0);
       const hello1 = (term.searchHelper as any)._findInLine('Hello', 1);
+      const hello2 = (term.searchHelper as any)._findInLine('Hello', 2);
+      const hello3 = (term.searchHelper as any)._findInLine('Hello', 3);
       expect(hello0).eql({col: 8, row: 0, term: 'Hello'});
       expect(hello1).eql(undefined);
+      expect(hello2).eql(undefined);
+      expect(hello3).eql({col: 2, row: 3, term: 'Hello'});
     });
     it('should respect search regex', function(): void {
       search.apply(<any>MockTerminal);