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Lengths of separator lines are not equal #1

Open kdh3799 opened 1 year ago

kdh3799 commented 1 year ago

steps to reproduce

enter 'Help'

expected

Hello! Welcome to the Help Manual for BadMaths!

  1. Type -> Graph [equation] <- to perform graph calculations
  2. Type -> Matrix [equation] <- to perform matrix calculations
  3. Type -> Store [any_string] <- to add notes
  4. Type -> List <- to list all stored notes
  5. Type -> List [index] <- to display a particular note
  6. Type -> Delete [index] <- to delete a particular note
  7. Type -> Clear <- to delete all stored notes
  8. Type -> Mark [index] <- to mark a particular note as completed
  9. Type -> Unmark [index] <- to unmark a particular note as incomplete
  10. Type -> FindMark <- to display a list of all notes marked as completed
  11. Type -> FindUnmark <- to display a list of all notes marked as incomplete
  12. Type -> FindInfo <- to find items stored in Notes through searching for a keyword
  13. Type -> [Priority] [index] <- to change the priority of a note
  14. Type -> Rank Priority <- to display all notes of all priority rankings
  15. Type -> Rank Review Count <- to display all notes ranked by review count
  16. Type -> FindPrior [Priority] <- to display all notes of a certain priority
  17. Type -> Quadratic [equation] <- to perform quadratic calculations
  18. Type -> History <- to display a list of command history
  19. Type -> Help <- to display content of Help Manual
  20. Type -> Bye <- to exit program

Thank you for using BadMaths. We hope that BadMaths will be a useful study tool in helping you to perform Mathematical Operations. For more details, please visit our GitHub website [https://github.com/AY2223S2-CS2113-F10-2/tp]. If you have any queries on BadMaths, please contact [wilsonleejunwei@u.nus.edu].


actual

Help

Hello! Welcome to the Help Manual for BadMaths!

  1. Type -> Graph [equation] <- to perform graph calculations
  2. Type -> Matrix [equation] <- to perform matrix calculations
  3. Type -> Store [any_string] <- to add notes
  4. Type -> List <- to list all stored notes
  5. Type -> List [index] <- to display a particular note
  6. Type -> Delete [index] <- to delete a particular note
  7. Type -> Clear <- to delete all stored notes
  8. Type -> Mark [index] <- to mark a particular note as completed
  9. Type -> Unmark [index] <- to unmark a particular note as incomplete
  10. Type -> FindMark <- to display a list of all notes marked as completed
  11. Type -> FindUnmark <- to display a list of all notes marked as incomplete
  12. Type -> FindInfo <- to find items stored in Notes through searching for a keyword
  13. Type -> [Priority] [index] <- to change the priority of a note
  14. Type -> Rank Priority <- to display all notes of all priority rankings
  15. Type -> Rank Review Count <- to display all notes ranked by review count
  16. Type -> FindPrior [Priority] <- to display all notes of a certain priority
  17. Type -> Quadratic [equation] <- to perform quadratic calculations
  18. Type -> History <- to display a list of command history
  19. Type -> Help <- to display content of Help Manual
  20. Type -> Bye <- to exit program

Thank you for using BadMaths. We hope that BadMaths will be a useful study tool in helping you to perform Mathematical Operations. For more details, please visit our GitHub website [https://github.com/AY2223S2-CS2113-F10-2/tp]. If you have any queries on BadMaths, please contact [wilsonleejunwei@u.nus.edu].


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soc-pe-bot commented 1 year ago

Team's Response

Thanks for feedback regarding the help command of BadMaths. As a developer, I would like to clarify that the function of the help command is to display the help manual stored in the corresponding text file, which it does successfully. The content displayed by the help command matches the content stored inside the file, which indicates that the function is working correctly.

Regarding your concern about the different lengths of line separators, please note that this is not a bug. The variation in the length of the line separators is intentional, as it is intended to assist the user in reading the manual and improve the overall aesthetic of the text. Therefore, it should not be considered a bug or an issue with the help command.

Items for the Tester to Verify

:question: Issue response

Team chose [response.Rejected]

Reason for disagreement: As shown in the screenshot, the length of the last separator does not match any of the above separators, either the separators within the 'Help' response or the separators at the start of the program. Thus, this should be considered a cosmetic issue.