Open nus-se-script opened 7 months ago
For users who may not be as familiar or strong in their spelling, they can tag this client as "schiz" if they find "schizophrenia" difficult to spell.
Then, they can search for this client by typing "find-tag schiz".
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Currently, tag search has been implemented to only match full words e.g
dis
will not matchdisabled
However, this could add to difficulties in finding certain clients when the tags are more complicated words.
schizophrenia
is a relatively complex word which might present in some clients that social workers work with. In this case, if the user intends to search for the client that had been tagged withschizophrenia
previously, they would need to be able to spell the word exactly and with precision. Such complex words may not come as easy to all users and more time could be needed to search up the exact spelling before the search by tag is successful.This in turn impedes users who may be fast at typing but may not be as familiar or strong in their spelling.
Steps to reproduce:
edit 1 --tags=schizophrenic
find-tag schiz
Resultant output:
[original: nus-cs2103-AY2324S2/pe-interim#2787] [original labels: severity.Medium type.FeatureFlaw]