Use "unknown emoji" or emoji that has an empty translation
Because the number of emoji description spoken string resources is rather huge (~800), some locales may chose an empty description as a translation. If that is the case, we will announce "unknown emoji" as a fallback. Bug: 11452158 Change-Id: Ibb65e5bec93030c40bd33ac2be2115c3bbc8bd11
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<string name="spoken_descrption_emoji_category_emoticons">Emoticons</string>
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<!-- Description of an upper case letter of LOWER_LETTER. -->
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<string name="spoke_description_upper_case">Capital <xliff:g id="LOWER_LETTER" example="A, E, ligature">%s</xliff:g></string>
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<string name="spoken_description_upper_case">Capital <xliff:g id="LOWER_LETTER" example="A, E, ligature">%s</xliff:g></string>
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<!-- Spoken description for Unicode code point U+0049: "I" LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I
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Note that depending on locale, the lower-case of this letter is U+0069 or U+0131. -->
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<string name="spoken_letter_0049">Capital I</string>
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<!-- Spoken description for Unicode code point U+0130: "İ" LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I WITH DOT ABOVE
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Note that depending on locale, the lower-case of this letter is U+0069 or U+0131. -->
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<string name="spoken_letter_0130">Capital I, dot above</string>
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<!-- Spoken description for unknown emoji code point. -->
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<string name="spoken_emoji_unknown">Unknown emoji</string>
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</resources>
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@ -285,15 +285,14 @@ public final class KeyCodeDescriptionMapper {
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if (index >= 0) {
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return context.getString(mKeyCodeMap.valueAt(index));
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}
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final String accentedLetter = getSpokenAccentedLetterDescriptionId(context, code);
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final String accentedLetter = getSpokenAccentedLetterDescription(context, code);
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if (accentedLetter != null) {
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return accentedLetter;
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}
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// Here, <code>code</code> may be a base letter.
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final int spokenEmojiId = getSpokenDescriptionId(
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context, code, SPOKEN_EMOJI_RESOURCE_NAME_FORMAT);
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if (spokenEmojiId != 0) {
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return context.getString(spokenEmojiId);
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// Here, <code>code</code> may be a base (non-accented) letter.
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final String emojiDescription = getSpokenEmojiDescription(context, code);
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if (emojiDescription != null) {
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return emojiDescription;
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}
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if (isDefinedNonCtrl) {
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return Character.toString((char) code);
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@ -304,7 +303,7 @@ public final class KeyCodeDescriptionMapper {
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return context.getString(R.string.spoken_description_unknown, code);
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}
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private String getSpokenAccentedLetterDescriptionId(final Context context, final int code) {
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private String getSpokenAccentedLetterDescription(final Context context, final int code) {
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final boolean isUpperCase = Character.isUpperCase(code);
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final int baseCode = isUpperCase ? Character.toLowerCase(code) : code;
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final int baseIndex = mKeyCodeMap.indexOfKey(baseCode);
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return null;
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}
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final String spokenText = context.getString(resId);
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return isUpperCase ? context.getString(R.string.spoke_description_upper_case, spokenText)
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return isUpperCase ? context.getString(R.string.spoken_description_upper_case, spokenText)
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: spokenText;
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}
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private String getSpokenEmojiDescription(final Context context, final int code) {
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final int resId = getSpokenDescriptionId(context, code, SPOKEN_EMOJI_RESOURCE_NAME_FORMAT);
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if (resId == 0) {
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return null;
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}
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final String spokenText = context.getString(resId);
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return TextUtils.isEmpty(spokenText) ? context.getString(R.string.spoken_emoji_unknown)
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: spokenText;
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}
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