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The findc and findj sections in the user guide are generally quite brief and do not really provide much information to a user on how they work. Perhaps it can be described how the find feature will return results as long as a provided keyword is a substring a relevant field.
Also, if I do not provide arguments to a prefix I enter, the find feature will return me all contacts possessing the field corresponding to that prefix I entered. For example, enter findc p/ will give me all contacts with a phone number. It would be good to mention this in the user guide as well.
[original: nus-cs2103-AY2021S1/pe-interim#6041]
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It is reasonable to expect that every phone number should contain the empty string, hence this behaviour should be expected. Regardless, it is illogical to be searching for a blank phone number and expect it to filter the list in any way.
On the issue of having more information, the command is self-explanatory, in that it searches for the information provided.
The
findc
andfindj
sections in the user guide are generally quite brief and do not really provide much information to a user on how they work. Perhaps it can be described how the find feature will return results as long as a provided keyword is a substring a relevant field.Also, if I do not provide arguments to a prefix I enter, the find feature will return me all contacts possessing the field corresponding to that prefix I entered. For example, enter
findc p/
will give me all contacts with a phone number. It would be good to mention this in the user guide as well.[original: nus-cs2103-AY2021S1/pe-interim#6041]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: