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drhyde (1683)
Thursday October 21, 2004
05:19 AM
More Number::Phone
Fly free, version 1.3!
Defined two new methods after discussions with Dermot McNally:
- areaname() - returns the name of an area code, so for a +44 20 number it'll tell you London.
- translates_to() - allows you to figure out how different bits of number-space can map onto each other. Dermot will probably use it for +353 48 numbers which map directly onto +44 28.
And T.J.Mather's module Number::Phone::Country is now maintained by me, and included in the Number::Phone distribution. I've tidied it up a bit and fixed some of its data (added some countries to the NANP, added craziness to do with Northern Ireland and Gibraltar, split +7 into Kazakhstan and Russia) but it still needs a little more work. I intend to use it when I write Number::Phone::NANP, but for now it's not really got much to do with the rest of the distribution.
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