Command "list"
list does nothing. I am not sure what it is doing since the persons are loaded into the address book already. Is there a need for this command?
Suggest Improvement
1) In the event this command is not a very "wow" factor, you can consider deleting it
2) you can have a list by tags since you have a tag for the address book.
E.g.
list \t"parents"
The command should list all the persons with the tags parents.
list \t"CS2103T classmates"
The commmand should list all the persons with the tags CS2103T classmates
Command "list" list does nothing. I am not sure what it is doing since the persons are loaded into the address book already. Is there a need for this command?
Suggest Improvement 1) In the event this command is not a very "wow" factor, you can consider deleting it 2) you can have a list by tags since you have a tag for the address book.
E.g. list \t"parents" The command should list all the persons with the tags parents.
list \t"CS2103T classmates" The commmand should list all the persons with the tags CS2103T classmates
Reported by: @jeraldtsy Severity: Medium
[original: nus-cs2103-AY1819S2/pe-dry-run#201]