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Commit 39336d66 authored by Taesu Lee's avatar Taesu Lee
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Fix wrong index info for recordSize[] 



Test: Not required

Change-Id: I2e2fc625a9924a2ebcf36cfc8a77ab4ea24cefc9
Signed-off-by: default avatarTaesu Lee <taesu82.lee@samsung.com>
parent 67016a41

src/java/com/android/internal/telephony/uicc/IccFileHandler.java

+8 −6
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@@ -228,9 +228,10 @@ public abstract class IccFileHandler extends Handler implements IccConstants { 
     *

     * @param fileid EF id

     * @param path Path of the EF on the card

     * @param onLoaded ((AsnyncResult)(onLoaded.obj)).result is the recordSize[] int[0] is the

     *     record length int[1] is the total length of the EF file int[3] is the number of records

     *     in the EF file So int[0] * int[3] = int[1]

     * @param onLoaded ((AsnyncResult)(onLoaded.obj)).result is the recordSize[]. recordSize[0] is

     *                 the single record length, recordSize[1] is the total length of the EF file

     *                 and recordSize[2] is the number of records in the EF file. So recordSize[0]

     *                 * recordSize[2] = recordSize[1].

     */

    @UnsupportedAppUsage

    public void getEFLinearRecordSize(int fileid, String path, Message onLoaded) {
@@ -246,9 +247,10 @@ public abstract class IccFileHandler extends Handler implements IccConstants { 
     * Get record size for a linear fixed EF

     *

     * @param fileid EF id

     * @param onLoaded ((AsnyncResult)(onLoaded.obj)).result is the recordSize[] int[0] is the

     *     record length int[1] is the total length of the EF file int[3] is the number of records

     *     in the EF file So int[0] * int[3] = int[1]

     * @param onLoaded ((AsnyncResult)(onLoaded.obj)).result is the recordSize[]. recordSize[0] is

     *                 the single record length, recordSize[1] is the total length of the EF file

     *                 and recordSize[2] is the number of records in the EF file. So recordSize[0]

     *                 * recordSize[2] = recordSize[1].

     */

    @UnsupportedAppUsage

    public void getEFLinearRecordSize(int fileid, Message onLoaded) {