Originally Posted by yoshiki

Format files for Japan is ready! Please download form here:
http://www.iphooone.com/up/img/012.zip

I have to use both "ja" and "jp" as Japanese country code for all files. Apple uses both of them... Maybe it's mistake of Apple's developer


There are 4 files.

International.plist
I add example-numbers for Japan (JP, JA). It's number of Apple Japan office (03-5334-2000).

PhoneNumberTemplates.plist
I added "ja" and manage length of city code for both "jp" and "ja". Without "ja", iPhone can't understand "+81 3-5334-2000" and "03-5334-2000" are same in Japan.

UIDefaultFormats.phoneformat
I added "81 jp" (0x130) and manage rules (from 0x6142). Without "81 jp" it doesn't work at all.

UIPhoneFormats.plist
Old version. I no longer have iPhone works 2.0.x so I don't know weather it works well.

If there is any problem, please contact me.

Special thanks to all beta tester in 2ch.net(largest Japanese Internet forum).

Great work Yoshiki,

My opinion is to use only "ja" for PhoneNumberTemplates.plist
and only "jp" for UIDefaultFormats.phoneformat .
For UIPhoneFormats.plist with 525 added items it became
too slow , I suggest people to upgrade to 2.1
International.plist is not changed in CallerID Fix Collection .

I have tested this subset :
( 3 , 9 ,
( 70 , 70 , 9 , 3 , 1 , str_26 )
( 70 , 70 , 12 , 3 , 1 , str_93 )
( 2 , 19 ,
( 86 , 89 , 9 , 2 , 1 , str_13 )
( 95 , 99 , 9 , 2 , 1 , str_13 )
( 70 , 70 , 10 , 2 , 1 , str_52 )
( 4 , 34 ,
( 9969 , 9969 , 9 , 4 , 1 , str_39 )
( 5 , 10 ,
( 86366 , 86366 , 9 , 3 , 1 , str_26 )
str_13 n##-###-####
str_26 n###-##-####
str_39 n####-#-####
str_52 n##-####-####
str_66 n###-###-###
str_93 n###-###-######

and I get this result :

70-0333-333 not 700-33-3333
700333333333 not 700-333-333333
0863-66-3333 but +81 86-366-3333
09969-3-3333 but +81 99-693-3333

I suggest to try to change order:
( 5 , 10 ,
( 86366 , 86366 , 9 , 3 , 1 , str_26 )
( 4 , 34 ,
( 9969 , 9969 , 9 , 4 , 1 , str_39 )
( 3 , 7 ,
( 2 , 21 ,
( 86 , 89 , 9 , 2 , 1 , str_13 )
( 95 , 99 , 9 , 2 , 1 , str_13 )
( 70 , 70 , 9 , 3 , 1 , str_26 )
( 70 , 70 , 10 , 2 , 1 , str_52 )
( 70 , 70 , 12 , 3 , 1 , str_93 )

Originally Posted by Frank8

This is a simplified format solution:
+56 (99) ###-####
+56 (98) ###-####
+56 (97) ###-####
+56 (96) ###-####
+56 (2) ###-####
(02) ###-####
(0##) ###-####
+56 (32) 2##-####
(9) ###-####
(8) ###-####
(7) ###-####
(6) ###-####
+56 (##) ###-####

(56, cl , C0 56 )
[( L1 , L2 , 2 ,( 0 , 00) )
( 2 , 2 ,
(96,99,9,0,1, str_1)
(32,32,9,0,1, str_1))
( 1 , 3 ,
(6,9,8,0,1, str_2)
(2,2,8,0,1, str_2)
(3,7,9,0,1, str_1))
(
str_1 (n##) ###-####
str_2 (n#) ###-####
)]

download test file here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/15661271...oneformat.html

Hi Frank

the string: (9) ###-#### doesn´t work properly

if I type a cel phone number that 9###-####, it's display like (9#) ###-###...can you fix it?

Hi Frank8,

What about the following list of rules?
It's for my combination of USA and Israel phone numbers:


<array>
<string>(0#) ###-####</string>
<string>(052) ###-####</string>
<string>(054) ###-####</string>
<string>(055) ###-####</string>
<string>(057) ###-####</string>
<string>(050) ###-####</string>
<string>(073) ###-####</string>
<string>(077) ###-####</string>
<string>###-####</string>
<string>####</string>
<string>+1 (###) ###-####</string>
<string>1 (###) ###-####</string>
<string>(###) ###-####</string>
<string>012 $</string>
<string>013 $</string>
<string>014 $</string>
<string>015 $</string>
<string>017 $</string>
<string>+972 # ###-####</string>
<string>+972 5# ###-#####</string>
<string>00 $</string>
</array>


Thanks for your help!

tmfromer,

custom rules for multiple countries is possible
but is a personal solution (not general interest)

Originally Posted by Dimitri99

Hi Frank

the string: (9) ###-#### doesn´t work properly

if I type a cel phone number that 9###-####, it's display like (9#) ###-###...can you fix it?

On my iPhone (3G v2.1 with test file for Chile)
i can type on dialer :

(9) 333-3333
(98) 333-3333
+56 (9) 333-3333
+56 (98) 333-3333

Originally Posted by Frank8

On my iPhone (3G v2.1 with test file for Chile)
i can type on dialer :

(9) 333-3333
(98) 333-3333
+56 (9) 333-3333
+56 (98) 333-3333

This is almost perfect, until you want to dial a phone number like (9) 677-7555



Alex

Originally Posted by alexh

This is almost perfect, until you want to dial a phone number like (9) 677-7555



Alex

Is correct to eliminate two rules :

+56 (99) ###-####
+56 (98) ###-####
+56 (97) ###-####
+56 (96) ###-#### --------- Eliminate
+56 (2) ###-####
(02) ###-####
(0##) ###-####
+56 (32) 2##-####
(9) ###-####
(8) ###-####
(7) ###-####
(6) ###-#### -------------- Eliminate
+56 (##) ###-####

Originally Posted by Frank8

Is correct to eliminate two rules :

+56 (99) ###-####
+56 (98) ###-####
+56 (97) ###-####
+56 (96) ###-#### --------- Eliminate
+56 (2) ###-####
(02) ###-####
(0##) ###-####
+56 (32) 2##-####
(9) ###-####
(8) ###-####
(7) ###-####
(6) ###-#### -------------- Eliminate
+56 (##) ###-####

Hi Frank8

I think them are right (+56 (96) ###-#### and (6) ###-####), but when you type on dialer a cel phone number like (9)677-7555 (only when start with 9, works fine to 8, 7 and 6), its displays like (96) 777-555 and I can't make a call.

Originally Posted by Frank8

tmfromer,

custom rules for multiple countries is possible
but is a personal solution (not general interest)

Hi Frank8,

Thanks for the quick reply!

Has there been any progress on a converted from the old rules format to the new one?

I tried the Excel method for many hours, but I was completely unsuccessful

Thanks.

Hi, Frank

Thank you for your opinion and suggestion!

Originally Posted by Frank8

Great work Yoshiki,

My opinion is to use only "ja" for PhoneNumberTemplates.plist
and only "jp" for UIDefaultFormats.phoneformat .
For UIPhoneFormats.plist with 525 added items it became
too slow , I suggest people to upgrade to 2.1
International.plist is not changed in CallerID Fix Collection .

PhoneNumberTemplates.plist may be no problem...
But, without "ja" for UIDefaultFormats.phoneformat, Net.-Local Number format in Japan doesn't work.
I suggest you to add International.plist in CallerID Fix Collection. Phone number like "4085551212" can't use in Japan.

Originally Posted by Frank8

I have tested this subset :
( 3 , 9 ,
( 70 , 70 , 9 , 3 , 1 , str_26 )
( 70 , 70 , 12 , 3 , 1 , str_93 )
( 2 , 19 ,
( 86 , 89 , 9 , 2 , 1 , str_13 )
( 95 , 99 , 9 , 2 , 1 , str_13 )
( 70 , 70 , 10 , 2 , 1 , str_52 )
( 4 , 34 ,
( 9969 , 9969 , 9 , 4 , 1 , str_39 )
( 5 , 10 ,
( 86366 , 86366 , 9 , 3 , 1 , str_26 )
str_13 n##-###-####
str_26 n###-##-####
str_39 n####-#-####
str_52 n##-####-####
str_66 n###-###-###
str_93 n###-###-######

and I get this result :

70-0333-333 not 700-33-3333
700333333333 not 700-333-333333
0863-66-3333 but +81 86-366-3333
09969-3-3333 but +81 99-693-3333

I suggest to try to change order:
( 5 , 10 ,
( 86366 , 86366 , 9 , 3 , 1 , str_26 )
( 4 , 34 ,
( 9969 , 9969 , 9 , 4 , 1 , str_39 )
( 3 , 7 ,
( 2 , 21 ,
( 86 , 89 , 9 , 2 , 1 , str_13 )
( 95 , 99 , 9 , 2 , 1 , str_13 )
( 70 , 70 , 9 , 3 , 1 , str_26 )
( 70 , 70 , 10 , 2 , 1 , str_52 )
( 70 , 70 , 12 , 3 , 1 , str_93 )

( 3 , 9 ,
( 70 , 70 , 9 , 3 , 1 , str_26 )
( 70 , 70 , 12 , 3 , 1 , str_93 )
are rules for "070(sorry, not 700)" not "70" so you should use "070-333-33333" and "070-33-3333" , or "0070-333-33333" and "0070-33-3333" ,not "70-0333-333" or "700333333333".

I tested UIDefaultFormats.phoneformat with your suggested order, and I got resurt:
+81 863-66-3333 but 086-366-3333
+81 9969-3-3333 but 099-693-3333

I also tested this order:
( 5 , 10 ,
( 4 , 34 ,
( 3 , 7 ,
( 2 , 21 ,
( 3 , 7 ,
( 4 , 34 ,
( 5 , 10 ,

and got result:
+81 863-66-3333 and 0863-66-3333
+81 9969-3-3333 and 09969-3-3333
but it's large(about 6.7KB for only Japanese rules)... Is this ok?
If you don't mind, I'll upload new file. If you have better solution, Please teach me.