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-### Convert lead to client and client to lead +### Convert lead to client and client to lead feature #### Implementation @@ -265,14 +284,14 @@ The user can convert client to leads and vice versa, using the command `conver The `execute()` command in `ConvertLeadToClientCommand` or `ConvertClientToLeadCommand` is executed. -The `execute()` command in `ConvertLeadToClientCommand` or `ConvertClientToLeadCommand` takes in an arguement of type `Index`, and is referred to the list of items +The `execute()` command in `ConvertLeadToClientCommand` or `ConvertClientToLeadCommand` takes in an argument of type `Index`, and is referred to the list of items If the person is a `Lead` when using `converttoclient`, the application would create a new `Client` object with the information from `Lead` class. Similarly, this also would occur for `converttolead` Given below is an example usage scenario and how `converttoclient` and `converttolead` behaves at each step
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-### \[Proposed\] Sort Meeting Time feature +### Sort Meeting Time feature -#### Proposed Implementation +#### Implementation -The user can view the upcoming meetings scheduled with leads and clients sorted in chronological order. +The user can view the upcoming meetings scheduled with leads and clients sorted in chronological order. The command is implemented as follows. -This is achieved by entering the `sortmeeting` command, which will filter all the clients and leads with a meeting time, and then sort them chronologically. +The `execute()` command in `SortMeetingTimeCommand` calls the `sortFilteredPersonList()` in `Model`, which first filters and returns a `FilteredList` containing only persons with a meeting time. +This list is then sorted using the `PersonMeetingTimeComparator` to obtain the desired `SortedList` output, which is then displayed. -The following sequence diagram shows how the `sortmeeting` operation works: +Note that in every other operation that updates the `ObservableList` to be displayed, the `null` comparator is used instead of the `PersonMeetingTimeComparator` so no sorting occurs. -_{sequence diagram to be added}_ - -The following activity diagram shows what happens when a user executes the `sortmeeting` operation: +The following sequence diagram shows how the `sortmeeting` operation works: -_{activity diagram to be added}_ +
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