"""
PyAudio Example:

Test for a variety of error conditions. This
example demonstrates exception handling with
PyAudio. """

import pyaudio

p = pyaudio.PyAudio()

# get invalid sample size
try:
    p.get_sample_size(10)
except ValueError, e:
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paSampleFormatNotSupported
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "sample size"

# get format from invalid width
try:
    p.get_format_from_width(8)
except ValueError, e:
    print "OK: invalid format from width"
else:
    assert False, "invalid format"

# try to get an invalid device
try:
    p.get_host_api_info_by_type(-1)
except IOError, e:
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paHostApiNotFound
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "invalid host type"

# try to get host api info by index
try:
    p.get_host_api_info_by_index(-1)
except IOError, e:
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paInvalidHostApi
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "invalid host api index"

# try good host api device index
try:
    p.get_device_info_by_host_api_device_index(0, -1)
except IOError, e:
    assert ((e[1] == pyaudio.paInvalidDevice) or \
            (e[1] == pyaudio.paInvalidHostApi))
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "device info by host api device idnex"
    

# try bad host api and good device index
try:
    p.get_device_info_by_host_api_device_index(-1, 0)
except IOError, e:
    assert ((e[1] == pyaudio.paInvalidDevice) or \
            (e[1] == pyaudio.paInvalidHostApi))
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "device info by host api device idnex"


# bad device index
try:
    p.get_device_info_by_index(-1)
except IOError, e:
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paInvalidDevice
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "bad device index"

### now for some real work ###

stream = p.open(channels = 1,
                rate = 44100,
                format = pyaudio.paInt16,
                input = True,
                start = False)

# (note that we didn't start the stream!)

try:
    data = stream.read(2)
except IOError, e:
    print "OK:", e[0]
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paStreamIsStopped, e[1]
else:
    assert False, "Should have caused exception"

stream.start_stream()

# try to write to the input stream
try:
    stream.write('foobar')
except IOError, e:
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paCanNotWriteToAnInputOnlyStream
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "write to input stream"

# read some negative data
try:
    data = stream.read(-1)
except ValueError, e:
    print "OK: Invalid frames"
else:
    assert False, "invalid frames"

# read some real data
try:
    data = stream.read(2)
except IOError, e:
    # some slower machines might overflow
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paInputOverflowed, e
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    print "OK: got %d bytes of data" % len(data)

# close the stream; nothing should work with
# this stream afterwards

stream.close()

# query for properties
try:
    stream.get_input_latency()
except IOError, e:
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paBadStreamPtr
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "closed stream"

# read some data again
try:
    stream.read(10)
except IOError, e:
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paBadStreamPtr
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "closed stream"

# get invalid stream capabilities
try:
    p.is_format_supported(8000, -1, 1, pyaudio.paInt16)
except ValueError, e:
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paInvalidDevice
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "invalid device"

# get invalid stream capabilities
try:
    p.is_format_supported(8000, 0, -1, pyaudio.paInt16)
except ValueError, e:
    assert e[1] == pyaudio.paInvalidChannelCount
    print "OK:", e[0]
else:
    assert False, "invalid number of channels"

p.terminate()