# libnbd Python bindings
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import nbd
import sys
from array import array

h = nbd.NBD()
h.connect_command(["nbdkit", "-s", "--exit-with-parent", "-v",
                   "pattern", "size=1024"])
buf = nbd.Buffer(512)
cookie = h.aio_pread(buf, 0)
while not h.aio_command_completed(cookie):
    h.poll(-1)

buf1 = buf.to_bytearray()

# Prove that .to_bytearray() defaults to copying, even if buf is reused

cookie = h.aio_pread(buf, 512)
while not h.aio_command_completed(cookie):
    h.poll(-1)

buf2 = buf.to_bytearray()

print("%r" % buf1)

# The nbdkit pattern plugin exposes 64-bit numbers in bigendian order
arr = array('q', range(0, 1024, 8))
if sys.byteorder == 'little':
    arr.byteswap()
assert buf1 == memoryview(arr).cast('B')[:512]
assert buf2 == memoryview(arr).cast('B')[512:]

# It is also possible to read directly into any writeable buffer-like object.
# However, aio.Buffer(n) with h.set_pread_initialize(False) may be faster,
# because it skips python's pre-initialization of bytearray(n).
try:
    h.aio_pread(bytes(512), 0)
    assert False
except BufferError:
    pass
buf3 = bytearray(512)
cookie = h.aio_pread(buf3, 0)
# While the read is pending, the buffer cannot be resized
try:
    buf3.pop()
    assert False
except BufferError:
    pass
while not h.aio_command_completed(cookie):
    h.poll(-1)
buf3.append(buf3.pop())
assert buf3 == buf1