Loading telephony/java/android/telephony/SmsMessage.java +11 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -344,10 +344,12 @@ public class SmsMessage { * @param use7bitOnly if true, characters that are not part of the radio-specific 7-bit encoding * are counted as single space chars. If false, and if the messageBody contains non-7-bit * encodable characters, length is calculated using a 16-bit encoding. * @return an int[4] with int[0] being the number of SMS's required, int[1] the number of code * @return an int[6] with int[0] being the number of SMS's required, int[1] the number of code * units used, and int[2] is the number of code units remaining until the next message. * int[3] is an indicator of the encoding code unit size (see the ENCODING_* definitions in * SmsConstants). * SmsConstants). int[4] is the GSM national language table to use, or 0 for the default * 7-bit alphabet. int[5] The GSM national language shift table to use, or 0 for the default * 7-bit extension table. */ public static int[] calculateLength(CharSequence msgBody, boolean use7bitOnly) { return calculateLength(msgBody, use7bitOnly, SmsManager.getDefaultSmsSubscriptionId()); Loading @@ -362,10 +364,12 @@ public class SmsMessage { * are counted as single space chars. If false, and if the messageBody contains non-7-bit * encodable characters, length is calculated using a 16-bit encoding. * @param subId Subscription to take SMS format. * @return an int[4] with int[0] being the number of SMS's required, int[1] the number of code * @return an int[6] with int[0] being the number of SMS's required, int[1] the number of code * units used, and int[2] is the number of code units remaining until the next message. * int[3] is an indicator of the encoding code unit size (see the ENCODING_* definitions in * SmsConstants). * SmsConstants). int[4] is the GSM national language table to use, or 0 for the default * 7-bit alphabet. int[5] The GSM national language shift table to use, or 0 for the default * 7-bit extension table. * @hide */ public static int[] calculateLength(CharSequence msgBody, boolean use7bitOnly, int subId) { Loading @@ -376,11 +380,13 @@ public class SmsMessage { msgBody, use7bitOnly, true) : com.android.internal.telephony.gsm.SmsMessage.calculateLength( msgBody, use7bitOnly); int ret[] = new int[4]; int[] ret = new int[6]; ret[0] = ted.msgCount; ret[1] = ted.codeUnitCount; ret[2] = ted.codeUnitsRemaining; ret[3] = ted.codeUnitSize; ret[4] = ted.languageTable; ret[5] = ted.languageShiftTable; return ret; } Loading Loading
telephony/java/android/telephony/SmsMessage.java +11 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -344,10 +344,12 @@ public class SmsMessage { * @param use7bitOnly if true, characters that are not part of the radio-specific 7-bit encoding * are counted as single space chars. If false, and if the messageBody contains non-7-bit * encodable characters, length is calculated using a 16-bit encoding. * @return an int[4] with int[0] being the number of SMS's required, int[1] the number of code * @return an int[6] with int[0] being the number of SMS's required, int[1] the number of code * units used, and int[2] is the number of code units remaining until the next message. * int[3] is an indicator of the encoding code unit size (see the ENCODING_* definitions in * SmsConstants). * SmsConstants). int[4] is the GSM national language table to use, or 0 for the default * 7-bit alphabet. int[5] The GSM national language shift table to use, or 0 for the default * 7-bit extension table. */ public static int[] calculateLength(CharSequence msgBody, boolean use7bitOnly) { return calculateLength(msgBody, use7bitOnly, SmsManager.getDefaultSmsSubscriptionId()); Loading @@ -362,10 +364,12 @@ public class SmsMessage { * are counted as single space chars. If false, and if the messageBody contains non-7-bit * encodable characters, length is calculated using a 16-bit encoding. * @param subId Subscription to take SMS format. * @return an int[4] with int[0] being the number of SMS's required, int[1] the number of code * @return an int[6] with int[0] being the number of SMS's required, int[1] the number of code * units used, and int[2] is the number of code units remaining until the next message. * int[3] is an indicator of the encoding code unit size (see the ENCODING_* definitions in * SmsConstants). * SmsConstants). int[4] is the GSM national language table to use, or 0 for the default * 7-bit alphabet. int[5] The GSM national language shift table to use, or 0 for the default * 7-bit extension table. * @hide */ public static int[] calculateLength(CharSequence msgBody, boolean use7bitOnly, int subId) { Loading @@ -376,11 +380,13 @@ public class SmsMessage { msgBody, use7bitOnly, true) : com.android.internal.telephony.gsm.SmsMessage.calculateLength( msgBody, use7bitOnly); int ret[] = new int[4]; int[] ret = new int[6]; ret[0] = ted.msgCount; ret[1] = ted.codeUnitCount; ret[2] = ted.codeUnitsRemaining; ret[3] = ted.codeUnitSize; ret[4] = ted.languageTable; ret[5] = ted.languageShiftTable; return ret; } Loading