def test_pygame2_sdl_video_is_mode_ok(self):
# __doc__ (as of 2009-05-31) for pygame2.sdl.video.is_mode_ok:
# is_mode_ok (width, height[, bpp, flags]) -> bool
# is_mode_ok (size[, bpp, flags]) -> bool
#
# Checks, whether the requested video mode is supported.
#
# Checks, whether the video mode is supported for the passed size,
# bit depth and flags. If the bit depth (bpp) argument is omitted,
# the current screen bit depth will be used.
#
# The optional flags argument is the same as for set_mode.
self.assertRaises (pygame2.Error, video.is_mode_ok)
video.init ()
modes = video.list_modes ()
for r in modes:
self.assertTrue (video.is_mode_ok (r.size) == True)
video.quit ()
self.assertRaises (pygame2.Error, video.is_mode_ok)
def test_pygame2_sdl_video_list_modes(self):
# __doc__ (as of 2009-05-31) for pygame2.sdl.video.list_modes:
# list_modes ([, format, flags]) -> [rect, rect, ...]
#
# Returns the supported modes for a specific format and flags.
#
# Returns the supported modes for a specific format and flags.
# The optional format argument must be a PixelFormat
# instance with the desired mode information. The optional flags
# argument is the same as for set_mode.
#
# If both, the format and flags are omitted, all supported screen
# resolutions for all supported formats and flags are returned.
self.assertRaises (pygame2.Error, video.list_modes)
video.init ()
modes = video.list_modes()
self.assertTrue (type (modes) == list)
for r in modes:
self.assertTrue (type (r) == pygame2.Rect)
video.quit ()
self.assertRaises (pygame2.Error, video.list_modes)