public void TestThatGetFilteredStringDialOnlyAllowsDigits()
{
string sTestString = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ (123) 456-7890 abcdefghijklpmnopqrstuvwxyz ~`!@#$%^&*()_-+={[}}\\|:;\"'<,>.?/";
string sExpectedString = "1234567890";
Assert.That(StringFilter.GetFilteredStringDial(sTestString), Is.EqualTo(sExpectedString));
}
public void TestThatGetFilteredStringDialCanHandleAnEmptyString()
{
string sTestString = "";
string sExpectedString = sTestString;
Assert.That(StringFilter.GetFilteredStringDial(sTestString), Is.EqualTo(sExpectedString));
}
public string DoesItContainPhoneNumber(string i_sPhoneNumber)
{
bool bExistsInDirectory = false;
try
{
string sPhoneNumber = StringFilter.GetFilteredStringDial(i_sPhoneNumber); // Just to make sure we are only dealing with digits.
// If we have more digits than are allowed for a valid extension then we know that
// what we have is not a valid extension, so don't even bother to check against what
// is in the DB.
if (sPhoneNumber.Length <= m_iNumberOfDigitsInExtension)
{
bExistsInDirectory = IsAKnownExtension(sPhoneNumber, m_iNumberOfDigitsInExtension);
}
// Only check Alternate Numbers if we didn't match any of the extensions in the DB.
if (!bExistsInDirectory)
{
bExistsInDirectory = IsAKnownAlternateNumber(sPhoneNumber);
}
}
catch (Exception exc)
{
Log(Level.Exception, String.Format("UserDirectory.DoesItContainPhoneNumber({0}) caught exception: {1}", i_sPhoneNumber, exc.ToString()));
}
return(bExistsInDirectory ? "true" : "false");
}
