As per the UG, I have inputted add ic/S9974567D n/John Doe g/M b/10-07-1999 p/98765432 e/johnd@example.com d/Penicillin | Cephalosporins i/Infectious Disease i/Genetic Disorders, which accepts multiple fields by enabling users to input their drug allergies as a single string.
I have also inputted the following command add ic/S9974567D n/John Doe g/M b/10-07-1999 p/98765432 e/johnd@example.com d/Penicillin|Cephalosporins i/Infectious Disease i/Genetic Disorders
Expected:
I expected to get similar looking format for my contact cards.
Actual:
However, since there was no processing of the input string, I got different format card instead.
Screenshots:
This is problematic as a contact card can get messy especially if users can decide what delimiters they want to use. You can consider supporting this for better convenience and usability for your users. One way you can do is by pre-deciding a delimiter, or handling it like how illness is handled.
Steps to reproduce:
add ic/S9974567D n/John Doe g/M b/10-07-1999 p/98765432 e/johnd@example.com d/Penicillin | Cephalosporins i/Infectious Disease i/Genetic Disorders
, which accepts multiple fields by enabling users to input their drug allergies as a single string.I have also inputted the following command
add ic/S9974567D n/John Doe g/M b/10-07-1999 p/98765432 e/johnd@example.com d/Penicillin|Cephalosporins i/Infectious Disease i/Genetic Disorders
Expected:
Actual:
Screenshots:
This is problematic as a contact card can get messy especially if users can decide what delimiters they want to use. You can consider supporting this for better convenience and usability for your users. One way you can do is by pre-deciding a delimiter, or handling it like how illness is handled.
[original: nus-cs2103-AY2324S2/pe-interim#3896] [original labels: severity.Low type.FeatureFlaw]