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@ -8,10 +8,11 @@ In some cases, the library cannot tell if the leading digits of a phone number |
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are intended to be the country calling code, or the start of the national |
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are intended to be the country calling code, or the start of the national |
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significant number. |
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significant number. |
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This affects primarily German phone numbers, where 49 is both a country calling |
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code and an area code, and numbers of variable lengths are valid. The leading |
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digits will only be interpreted as a country calling code if the number is not |
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already considered a possible number for the region provided when parsing. |
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This affects primarily German and Indonesian phone numbers, where country |
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calling code (49 and 62 respectively) is also a valid area code, and numbers of |
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variable lengths are valid. The leading digits will only be interpreted as a |
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country calling code if the number is not already considered a possible number |
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for the region provided when parsing. |
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If you know that your numbers are always in the form <country calling |
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If you know that your numbers are always in the form <country calling |
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code><national significant number>, it is safe to put a "+" in front to |
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code><national significant number>, it is safe to put a "+" in front to |
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