international numbers error about python-phonenumbers HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi, You closed this before I could take a look -- did you figure out your problem?

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I am not sure so I decided to close it (I should have left a comment...
sorry)
so, considered a number +1 404 483 abcd which is a valid number. Now, go to
a region that accepts international prefix 00. this number is valid there
as 001404483abcd and 0011404483... The second form was strange to me but I
think I was wrong and should not have issued the ticket. Anyway I could not
confirm it works or not this way from a 00-prefix region.

Sorry
js

On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 9:36 AM, David Drysdale [email protected]:

Hi, You closed this before I could take a look -- did you figure out your
problem?

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I've not worked through the details, but I'd guess this is because 1+10D is a valid way of dialling US numbers within the US. So 00114044831234 becomes:

• 00 for international dialling
• 1 for NANPA country code
• 1 for US dialling prefix (I think historically used to indicate long-distance calls)
• 404 for NPA
• 483 for NXX
• 1234 for subscriber.

By the way, a good place to check validation results is http://libphonenumber.appspot.com/. That runs the upstream Java code, so if it shows the same results it implies there's nothing specific to the Python version involved.

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Thank you!

js

On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 1:50 AM, David Drysdale [email protected]:

I've not worked through the details, but I'd guess this is because 1+10D
is a valid way of dialling US numbers within the US. So 00114044831234
becomes:

• 00 for international dialling
• 1 for NANPA country code
• 1 for US dialling prefix (I think historically used to indicate
  long-distance calls)
• 404 for NPA
• 483 for NXX
• 1234 for subscriber.

By the way, a good place to check validation results is
http://libphonenumber.appspot.com/. That runs the upstream Java code, so
if it shows the same results it implies there's nothing specific to the
Python version involved.

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Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/20#issuecomment-19440410
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