The command format for add-schedule uses add-schedule c/CONTACT n/NAME d/DATE t/TIME. However, c/CONTACT isn't consistent with how you would display multiple indexes or parameters that can be specified multiple times.
For example, a parameter that can be specified multiple times is denoted as:
And a parameter that can take multiple values is usually denoted as c/CONTACT_INDEXES and can be used as c/1 2 3. Note the plural form of INDEX.
The UG could have clarified the format for c/CONTACT.
The command format for
add-schedule
usesadd-schedule c/CONTACT n/NAME d/DATE t/TIME
. However,c/CONTACT
isn't consistent with how you would display multiple indexes or parameters that can be specified multiple times.For example, a parameter that can be specified multiple times is denoted as:
And a parameter that can take multiple values is usually denoted as
c/CONTACT_INDEXES
and can be used asc/1 2 3
. Note the plural form ofINDEX
.The UG could have clarified the format for
c/CONTACT
.