private static void AddAddressPropertyIfPossible(string contactPropertyName, System.Device.Location.CivicAddress civicAddress, IDictionary <string, object> contactProps)
{
// Mapping is very difficult and not 1:1
// *** VCard 2.1 specs -> Windows.Phone.PersonalInformation.ContactAddress
// The property value is a concatenation of the
// Post Office Address (first field) = ? (Missing)
// Extended Address (second field) = ? (Missing)
// Street (third field) = contactAddress.StreetAddress
// Locality (fourth field) = contactAddress.Locality
// Region (fifth field) = contactAddress.Region
// Postal Code (six field) = contactAddress.PostalCode
// Country (seventh field) = contactAddress.Country
// An example of this property follows:
// ADR;DOM;HOME:P.O. Box 101;Suite 101;123 Main Street;Any Town;CA;91921-1234;
// *** System.Device.Location.CivicAddress
// * CivicAddress * * Mapping to ContactAddress*
// AddressLine1: Gets or sets the first line of the address. -> Street
// AddressLine2: Gets or sets the second line of the address. -> +Street (?)
// Building: Gets or sets the building name or number. -> +Street (??)
// City: Gets or sets the name of the city. -> Locality (?)
// CountryRegion: Gets or sets the country or region of the location. -> Country
// FloorLevel: Gets or sets the floor level of the location. -> +Street (??)
// PostalCode: Gets or sets the postal code of the location. -> PostalCode
// StateProvince: Gets or sets the state or province of the location. -> Region
// IsUnknown: Gets a value that indicates whether the CivicAddress contains data.
// Linefeeds seem to work fine in the mapping - understood by WP + Symbian. But trigger quoted printable encoding, increasing vCard size.
var contactAddress = new Windows.Phone.PersonalInformation.ContactAddress();
contactAddress.StreetAddress = civicAddress.AddressLine1;
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(civicAddress.AddressLine2))
{
contactAddress.StreetAddress += "\n" + civicAddress.AddressLine2;
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(civicAddress.Building))
{
contactAddress.StreetAddress += "\n" + civicAddress.Building;
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(civicAddress.FloorLevel))
{
contactAddress.StreetAddress += "\n" + civicAddress.FloorLevel;
}
contactAddress.Locality = civicAddress.City;
contactAddress.PostalCode = civicAddress.PostalCode;
contactAddress.Region = civicAddress.StateProvince;
contactAddress.Country = civicAddress.CountryRegion;
// Finally, add our constructed address to the contact properties
AddContactPropertyIfPossible(contactPropertyName, contactAddress, contactProps);
}
public override void AsStoredContactProperties(ref IDictionary <string, object> properties)
{
Windows.Phone.PersonalInformation.ContactAddress address =
new Windows.Phone.PersonalInformation.ContactAddress();
address.StreetAddress = Street;
address.Locality = City;
address.Region = Region;
address.Country = Country;
address.PostalCode = PostalCode;
SetStoredContactProperty(GetKnownContactPropertiesKind(Kind), address, ref properties);
}
private static void AddAddressPropertyIfPossible(string contactPropertyName, System.Device.Location.CivicAddress civicAddress, IDictionary<string, object> contactProps)
{
// Mapping is very difficult and not 1:1
// *** VCard 2.1 specs -> Windows.Phone.PersonalInformation.ContactAddress
// The property value is a concatenation of the
// Post Office Address (first field) = ? (Missing)
// Extended Address (second field) = ? (Missing)
// Street (third field) = contactAddress.StreetAddress
// Locality (fourth field) = contactAddress.Locality
// Region (fifth field) = contactAddress.Region
// Postal Code (six field) = contactAddress.PostalCode
// Country (seventh field) = contactAddress.Country
// An example of this property follows:
// ADR;DOM;HOME:P.O. Box 101;Suite 101;123 Main Street;Any Town;CA;91921-1234;
// *** System.Device.Location.CivicAddress
// * CivicAddress * * Mapping to ContactAddress*
// AddressLine1: Gets or sets the first line of the address. -> Street
// AddressLine2: Gets or sets the second line of the address. -> +Street (?)
// Building: Gets or sets the building name or number. -> +Street (??)
// City: Gets or sets the name of the city. -> Locality (?)
// CountryRegion: Gets or sets the country or region of the location. -> Country
// FloorLevel: Gets or sets the floor level of the location. -> +Street (??)
// PostalCode: Gets or sets the postal code of the location. -> PostalCode
// StateProvince: Gets or sets the state or province of the location. -> Region
// IsUnknown: Gets a value that indicates whether the CivicAddress contains data.
// Linefeeds seem to work fine in the mapping - understood by WP + Symbian. But trigger quoted printable encoding, increasing vCard size.
var contactAddress = new Windows.Phone.PersonalInformation.ContactAddress();
contactAddress.StreetAddress = civicAddress.AddressLine1;
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(civicAddress.AddressLine2))
{
contactAddress.StreetAddress += "\n" + civicAddress.AddressLine2;
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(civicAddress.Building))
{
contactAddress.StreetAddress += "\n" + civicAddress.Building;
}
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(civicAddress.FloorLevel))
{
contactAddress.StreetAddress += "\n" + civicAddress.FloorLevel;
}
contactAddress.Locality = civicAddress.City;
contactAddress.PostalCode = civicAddress.PostalCode;
contactAddress.Region = civicAddress.StateProvince;
contactAddress.Country = civicAddress.CountryRegion;
// Finally, add our constructed address to the contact properties
AddContactPropertyIfPossible(contactPropertyName, contactAddress, contactProps);
}
