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rk...@google.com
rk...@google.com
Hi, sorry for the trouble. I am working on improving our radio HAL. Unfortunately, it will take a while because it is very large. Please do not send non-ASCII characters in SMS.
ga...@gmail.com
I've tried with ÄÇÖÜàèéìòùäñöü and all of them are correctly sending only one SMS and not two concatenated.
rk...@google.com
I've tried with ÄÇÖÜàèéìòùäñöü and all of them are correctly sending only one SMS and not two concatenated.
I see, maybe we missed that one Unicode somewhere then. Could be easier to fix then. I will take a look this week. Thank you for pointing this.
ga...@gmail.com
Sending a character outside that set, like á, message it's correctly split into 2 parts, first one of 70 chars as expected.
ga...@gmail.com
rk...@google.com
an...@google.com
Thank you for your patience while our engineering team worked to resolve this issue. A fix for this issue is now available in:
- Android Emulator 35.4.6 Canary
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Description
This is the correct behaviour in case characters of UCS-2 Encoding are used, but not for standard characters included into GSM 03.38
Ñ character is included into GSM 03.38 GSM 7-bit default alphabet:
In fact with a real phone only one SMS with 97 characters is received.
Code is pretty easy, see attached screenshots, with $ everything is ok, while with Ñ smsMessages array is made of 2 items
For privacy and security reasons I cannot attach more than this and full log files, but I think it may be enough because it's quite simple to reproduce.
Tested with emulator API 31 and API 35, both have the issue.
Studio Build: Build #AI-242.23726.103.2422.12816248, built on December 18, 2024
Version of Gradle: 8.9
Version of Java: 11
OS: Windows 11 Professional