More API council tidy up (45a0c412) · Commits · e / os / android_frameworks_base

api/module-lib-current.txt

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		@@ -87,8 +87,8 @@ package android.timezone {
		method @NonNull public java.util.List<android.timezone.CountryTimeZones.TimeZoneMapping> getEffectiveTimeZoneMappingsAt(long);
		method public boolean hasUtcZone(long);
		method public boolean isDefaultTimeZoneBoosted();
		method public boolean isForCountryCode(@NonNull String);
		method @Nullable public android.timezone.CountryTimeZones.OffsetResult lookupByOffsetWithBias(int, @Nullable Boolean, @Nullable Integer, long, @Nullable android.icu.util.TimeZone);
		method public boolean matchesCountryCode(@NonNull String);
		}

		public static final class CountryTimeZones.OffsetResult {
		@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ package android.timezone {
		}

		public static final class CountryTimeZones.TimeZoneMapping {
		method @Nullable public android.icu.util.TimeZone getTimeZone();
		method @NonNull public android.icu.util.TimeZone getTimeZone();
		method @NonNull public String getTimeZoneId();
		}

core/java/android/timezone/CountryTimeZones.java

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		@@ -51,8 +51,10 @@ public final class CountryTimeZones {
		}

		/**
		* Returns the ID for this mapping. See also {@link #getTimeZone()} which handles when the
		* ID is unrecognized.
		* Returns the ID for this mapping. The ID is a tzdb time zone identifier like
		* "America/Los_Angeles" that can be used with methods such as {@link
		* TimeZone#getFrozenTimeZone(String)}. See {@link #getTimeZone()} which returns a frozen
		* {@link TimeZone} object.
		*/
		@NonNull
		public String getTimeZoneId() {
		@@ -60,10 +62,9 @@ public final class CountryTimeZones {
		}

		/**
		* Returns a {@link TimeZone} object for this mapping, or {@code null} if the ID is
		* unrecognized.
		* Returns a frozen {@link TimeZone} object for this mapping.
		*/
		@Nullable
		@NonNull
		public TimeZone getTimeZone() {
		return mDelegate.getTimeZone();
		}
		@@ -158,9 +159,10 @@ public final class CountryTimeZones {
		}

		/**
		* Returns true if the ISO code for the country is a match for the one specified.
		* Returns true if the ISO code for the country is a case-insensitive match for the one
		* supplied.
		*/
		public boolean isForCountryCode(@NonNull String countryIso) {
		public boolean matchesCountryCode(@NonNull String countryIso) {
		return mDelegate.isForCountryCode(countryIso);
		}

		@@ -183,15 +185,25 @@ public final class CountryTimeZones {
		}

		/**
		* Qualifier for a country's default time zone. {@code true} indicates whether the default
		* would be a good choice <em>generally</em> when there's no other information available.
		* Qualifier for a country's default time zone. {@code true} indicates that the country's
		* default time zone would be a good choice <em>generally</em> when there's no UTC offset
		* information available. This will only be {@code true} in countries with multiple zones where
		* a large majority of the population is covered by only one of them.
		*/
		public boolean isDefaultTimeZoneBoosted() {
		return mDelegate.getDefaultTimeZoneBoost();
		}

		/**
		* Returns true if the country has at least one zone that is the same as UTC at the given time.
		* Returns {@code true} if the country has at least one time zone that uses UTC at the given
		* time. This is an efficient check when trying to validate received UTC offset information.
		* For example, there are situations when a detected zero UTC offset cannot be distinguished
		* from "no information available" or a corrupted signal. This method is useful because checking
		* offset information for large countries is relatively expensive but it is generally only the
		* countries close to the prime meridian that use UTC at <em>any</em> time of the year.
		*
		* @param whenMillis the time the offset information is for in milliseconds since the beginning
		* of the Unix epoch
		*/
		public boolean hasUtcZone(long whenMillis) {
		return mDelegate.hasUtcZone(whenMillis);