def testCreateFromValue(self):
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(True)), osc.BooleanArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(False)), osc.BooleanArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(None)), osc.NullArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123)), osc.IntArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(3.14156)), osc.FloatArgument)
# Unicode is not supported.
self.assertRaises(osc.OscError, osc.createArgument, u'test')
def testCreateFromValue(self):
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(True)), osc.BooleanArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(False)), osc.BooleanArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(None)), osc.NullArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123)), osc.IntArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(3.14156)), osc.FloatArgument)
# Unicode is not supported.
self.assertRaises(osc.OscError, osc.createArgument, u'test')
def create_message_manually(path, types, *args):
"""
The used specified the type tags.
"""
def _exit_with_error(message):
global RETURN_VALUE
if reactor.running:
reactor.stop()
print(message)
RETURN_VALUE = 1 # error
if len(types) != len(args):
_exit_with_error(
"The length of the type string must match the number of arguments."
)
return
message = osc.Message(path)
try:
for value, typetag in zip(args, types):
verb("Creating argument for %s with type tag %s" %
(value, typetag))
cast = str
if typetag == "i":
cast = int
elif typetag == "f":
cast = float
elif typetag in ["T", "F"]:
cast = None
elif typetag == "t":
cast = None
elif typetag == "N":
cast = None
elif typetag == "I":
cast = None
elif typetag == "":
cast = None
if cast is not None:
try:
casted = cast(value)
except ValueError, e:
_exit_with_error(
"Error converting an argument to type tag" + str(e))
return
else:
casted = value
arg = osc.createArgument(casted, typetag)
verb("Adding argument %s." % (arg))
message.add(arg)
except osc.OscError, e:
_exit_with_error(str(e))
return None
def testCreateFromTypeTag(self):
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "T")), osc.BooleanArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "F")), osc.BooleanArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "N")), osc.NullArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "I")), osc.ImpulseArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "i")), osc.IntArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "f")), osc.FloatArgument)
self.assertRaises(osc.OscError, osc.createArgument, 123, "?")
def create_message_manually(path, types, *args):
"""
The used specified the type tags.
"""
def _exit_with_error(message):
global RETURN_VALUE
if reactor.running:
reactor.stop()
print(message)
RETURN_VALUE = 1 # error
if len(types) != len(args):
_exit_with_error("The length of the type string must match the number of arguments.")
return
message = osc.Message(path)
try:
for value, typetag in zip(args, types):
verb("Creating argument for %s with type tag %s" % (value, typetag))
cast = str
if typetag == "i":
cast = int
elif typetag == "f":
cast = float
elif typetag in ["T", "F"]:
cast = None
elif typetag == "t":
cast = None
elif typetag == "N":
cast = None
elif typetag == "I":
cast = None
elif typetag == "":
cast = None
if cast is not None:
try:
casted = cast(value)
except ValueError, e:
_exit_with_error("Error converting an argument to type tag" + str(e))
return
else:
casted = value
arg = osc.createArgument(casted, typetag)
verb("Adding argument %s." % (arg))
message.add(arg)
except osc.OscError, e:
_exit_with_error(str(e))
return None
def testCreateFromTypeTag(self):
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "T")),
osc.BooleanArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "F")),
osc.BooleanArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "N")), osc.NullArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "I")),
osc.ImpulseArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "i")), osc.IntArgument)
self.assertEquals(type(osc.createArgument(123, "f")),
osc.FloatArgument)
self.assertRaises(osc.OscError, osc.createArgument, 123, "?")
