
The instructions given in the UG would indicate that the INDEX refers to the number on the top left corner (i.e. john doe would have an index of 5), but executing the command in the input window instead assigns the appointment to Roy, with an INDEX of 7 and a PID of 5

Upon further testing, seems like the INDEX refers to the PID and not what I initially thought, think a rephrasing of the section in the UG would make it clearer for the users.
Edit: Upon further reading, understand that person commands refer to the person using the Index, while appointment commands that interact with Persons refer to them using the PID. Further, appointment commands refer to appointments themselves using the Index as well. Believe this portion can be better explained at the start, such as at the below portion, as PIDs and indexes have quite abit of overlap that may confuse users.

The instructions given in the UG would indicate that the INDEX refers to the number on the top left corner (i.e. john doe would have an index of 5), but executing the command in the input window instead assigns the appointment to Roy, with an INDEX of 7 and a PID of 5
Upon further testing, seems like the INDEX refers to the PID and not what I initially thought, think a rephrasing of the section in the UG would make it clearer for the users.
Edit: Upon further reading, understand that person commands refer to the person using the Index, while appointment commands that interact with Persons refer to them using the PID. Further, appointment commands refer to appointments themselves using the Index as well. Believe this portion can be better explained at the start, such as at the below portion, as PIDs and indexes have quite abit of overlap that may confuse users.
