- The Query object previously could handle input only in chunks, where the user had to wait for the search operation to complete before entering the next chunk, i.e. first enter the class name, then enter the anchor name, then enter the menu selection. This new implementation can handle the whole search string at once. For example, on the JDK6 page, pasting 'AA#do@1' into the search field will open the first menu for the AccessibleAction.doAccessibleAction method in a single operation. - The time taken to complete the entire search operation is now logged, rather than only the time taken to complete the package/class search. - When entering menu mode from anchor mode, both the selected package or class and the selected anchor are displayed at the top of the search list.
- The Query object previously could handle input only in chunks, where the user had to wait for the search operation to complete before entering the next chunk, i.e. first enter the class name, then enter the anchor name, then enter the menu selection. This new implementation can handle the whole search string at once. For example, on the JDK6 page, pasting 'AA#do@1' into the search field will open the first menu for the AccessibleAction.doAccessibleAction method in a single operation.
- The time taken to complete the entire search operation is now logged, rather than only the time taken to complete the package/class search.
- When entering menu mode from anchor mode, both the selected package or class and the selected anchor are displayed at the top of the search list.

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