Number matching digits

1. alps \ external \ SQLite \ Android \ oldphonenumberutils. the value of min_match in CPP. If it is 11, it is an 11-bit match. If it is 7, it is a 7-bit match.

2. If no source code is available, check whether the featureoption. mtk_cta_support switch is true. If the internal code is true, 11-bit matching is used. If the source code is false, 7-bit matching is used.

[Description]
Matching numbers based on the mccmnc of the SIM card to adapt to different lengths,
[Solution]
1. Modify external \ SQLite \ Android \ oldphonenumberutils. cpp,
Add code:
Static int getmatchcountbymccmnc ()
{
Int mactchcount = 7;
Char * pmccmnc = (char *) malloc (40 );
Memset (pmccmnc, 0, sizeof (char) * 40 );
Property_get ("GSM. Sim. Operator. Numeric", pmccmnc, "0 ");
/*...*/
Free (pmccmnc );
Return mactchcount;
}

# Else
Change static int min_match = 7
Min_match = getmatchcountbymccmnc ();

2. Modify Alps \ frameworks \ base \ telephony \ Java \ Android \ telephony \ phonenumberutils. Java
Add code:
Public static int getmatchcountbymccmnc ()
{
Int mactchcount = 7;
String strmccmnc;
Strmccmnc = systemproperties. Get ("GSM. Sim. Operator. Numeric ");
/* Cal the mactchcount by mccmnc */
...
Return mactchcount;
}
Modify static final int min_match = 7 as follows:
Int min_match = getmatchcountbymccmnc ();
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Modify Alps \ frameworks \ base \ telephony \ Java \ Android \ telephony \ phonenumberutils. Java

Modify external \ SQLite \ Android \ oldphonenumberutils. cpp,

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Number matching digits