Examples with ContactNumber com.android.dialer.database.DialerDatabaseHelper.ContactNumber used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ContactNumber

use of com.android.dialer.database.DialerDatabaseHelper.ContactNumber in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by MoKee.

the class SmartDialCursorLoader method loadInBackground.

/**
 * Queries the SmartDial database and loads results in background.
 * @return Cursor of contacts that matches the SmartDial query.
 */
@Override
public Cursor loadInBackground() {
    if (DEBUG) {
        Log.v(TAG, "Load in background " + mQuery);
    }
    if (!PermissionsUtil.hasContactsPermissions(mContext)) {
        return new MatrixCursor(PhoneQuery.PROJECTION_PRIMARY);
    }
    /**
     * Loads results from the database helper.
     */
    final DialerDatabaseHelper dialerDatabaseHelper = DatabaseHelperManager.getDatabaseHelper(mContext);
    final ArrayList<ContactNumber> allMatches = dialerDatabaseHelper.getLooseMatches(mQuery, mNameMatcher);
    if (DEBUG) {
        Log.v(TAG, "Loaded matches " + String.valueOf(allMatches.size()));
    }
    /**
     * Constructs a cursor for the returned array of results.
     */
    final MatrixCursor cursor = new MatrixCursor(PhoneQuery.PROJECTION_PRIMARY);
    Object[] row = new Object[PhoneQuery.PROJECTION_PRIMARY.length];
    for (ContactNumber contact : allMatches) {
        row[PhoneQuery.PHONE_ID] = contact.dataId;
        row[PhoneQuery.PHONE_NUMBER] = contact.phoneNumber;
        row[PhoneQuery.CONTACT_ID] = contact.id;
        row[PhoneQuery.LOOKUP_KEY] = contact.lookupKey;
        row[PhoneQuery.PHOTO_ID] = contact.photoId;
        row[PhoneQuery.DISPLAY_NAME] = contact.displayName;
        row[PhoneQuery.CARRIER_PRESENCE] = contact.carrierPresence;
        cursor.addRow(row);
    }
    return cursor;
}

Example 2 with ContactNumber

use of com.android.dialer.database.DialerDatabaseHelper.ContactNumber in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by MoKee.

the class SmartDialPrefixTest method testPutNumbersNonNANP.

// Tests special case handling for non-NANP numbers
public void testPutNumbersNonNANP() {
    SmartDialPrefix.setUserInNanpRegion(false);
    final SQLiteDatabase db = mTestHelper.getWritableDatabase();
    final MatrixCursor nameCursor = constructNewNameCursor();
    final MatrixCursor contactCursor = constructNewContactCursor();
    final ContactNumber contactno0 = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "(415)-123-4567", 0, "Jason");
    final ContactNumber contactno1 = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "1 510-284-9170", 1, "Mike");
    mTestHelper.insertUpdatedContactsAndNumberPrefix(db, contactCursor, Long.valueOf(0));
    mTestHelper.insertNamePrefixes(db, nameCursor);
    nameCursor.close();
    contactCursor.close();
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("4151234567").contains(contactno0));
    assertFalse(getLooseMatchesFromDb("1234567").contains(contactno0));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("15102849170").contains(contactno1));
    assertFalse(getLooseMatchesFromDb("5102849170").contains(contactno1));
    assertFalse(getLooseMatchesFromDb("2849170").contains(contactno1));
}

Example 3 with ContactNumber

use of com.android.dialer.database.DialerDatabaseHelper.ContactNumber in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by MoKee.

the class SmartDialPrefixTest method testPutNumbersCountryCode.

public void testPutNumbersCountryCode() {
    final SQLiteDatabase db = mTestHelper.getWritableDatabase();
    final MatrixCursor nameCursor = constructNewNameCursor();
    final MatrixCursor contactCursor = constructNewContactCursor();
    final ContactNumber contactno1 = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "+13684976334", 0, "James");
    final ContactNumber contactno2 = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "+65 9177-6930", 1, "Jason");
    final ContactNumber contactno3 = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "+85212345678", 2, "Mike");
    final ContactNumber contactno4 = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "+85112345678", 3, "Invalid");
    final ContactNumber contactno5 = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "+852", 4, "Invalid");
    mTestHelper.insertUpdatedContactsAndNumberPrefix(db, contactCursor, Long.valueOf(0));
    mTestHelper.insertNamePrefixes(db, nameCursor);
    nameCursor.close();
    contactCursor.close();
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("1368").contains(contactno1));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("368497").contains(contactno1));
    assertFalse(getLooseMatchesFromDb("2368497").contains(contactno1));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("6591776930").contains(contactno2));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("91776930").contains(contactno2));
    assertFalse(getLooseMatchesFromDb("591776930").contains(contactno2));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("85212345678").contains(contactno3));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("12345678").contains(contactno3));
    assertFalse(getLooseMatchesFromDb("5212345678").contains(contactno3));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("85112345678").contains(contactno4));
    assertFalse(getLooseMatchesFromDb("12345678").contains(contactno4));
}

Example 4 with ContactNumber

use of com.android.dialer.database.DialerDatabaseHelper.ContactNumber in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by MoKee.

the class SmartDialPrefixTest method testPutForInitialMatchesForLongTokenNames.

public void testPutForInitialMatchesForLongTokenNames() {
    final SQLiteDatabase db = mTestHelper.getWritableDatabase();
    final MatrixCursor nameCursor = constructNewNameCursor();
    final MatrixCursor contactCursor = constructNewContactCursor();
    final ContactNumber alphabet = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "12345678", 0, "abc def ghi jkl mno pqrs tuv wxyz");
    mTestHelper.insertUpdatedContactsAndNumberPrefix(db, contactCursor, Long.valueOf(0));
    mTestHelper.insertNamePrefixes(db, nameCursor);
    nameCursor.close();
    contactCursor.close();
    // Makes sure only only the first two and last two token are considered for initials.
    // The cut-off constant can be set in SmartDialPrefix.java
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("2389999").contains(alphabet));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("239999").contains(alphabet));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("23888").contains(alphabet));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("2333").contains(alphabet));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("289999").contains(alphabet));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("2888").contains(alphabet));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("29999").contains(alphabet));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("3888").contains(alphabet));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("39999").contains(alphabet));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("389999").contains(alphabet));
    assertTrue(getLooseMatchesFromDb("89999").contains(alphabet));
}

Example 5 with ContactNumber

use of com.android.dialer.database.DialerDatabaseHelper.ContactNumber in project android_packages_apps_Dialer by MoKee.

the class SmartDialPrefixTest method testPutForPartialName.

public void testPutForPartialName() {
    final SQLiteDatabase db = mTestHelper.getWritableDatabase();
    final MatrixCursor nameCursor = constructNewNameCursor();
    final MatrixCursor contactCursor = constructNewContactCursor();
    final ContactNumber maryjane = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "", 0, "Mary Jane");
    final ContactNumber sarahsmith = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "", 1, "Sarah Smith");
    final ContactNumber jasonsmitt = constructNewContactWithDummyIds(contactCursor, nameCursor, "", 2, "Jason Smitt");
    mTestHelper.insertUpdatedContactsAndNumberPrefix(db, contactCursor, Long.valueOf(0));
    mTestHelper.insertNamePrefixes(db, nameCursor);
    nameCursor.close();
    contactCursor.close();
    final ArrayList<ContactNumber> result1 = getLooseMatchesFromDb("6279");
    assertTrue(result1.contains(maryjane));
    assertFalse(result1.contains(jasonsmitt));
    // 72 corresponds to sa = "Sarah Smith" but not "Jason Smitt" or "Mary Jane"
    final ArrayList<ContactNumber> result2 = getLooseMatchesFromDb("72");
    assertFalse(result2.contains(maryjane));
    assertTrue(result2.contains(sarahsmith));
    assertFalse(result2.contains(jasonsmitt));
    // 76 corresponds to sm = "Sarah Smith" and "Jason Smitt" but not "Mary Jane"
    final ArrayList<ContactNumber> result3 = getLooseMatchesFromDb("76");
    assertFalse(result3.contains(maryjane));
    assertTrue(result3.contains(sarahsmith));
    assertTrue(result3.contains(jasonsmitt));
}