Bloom.Edit.AudioRecording.HandleEndRecord C# (CSharp) Method

        private void HandleEndRecord(ApiRequest request)
        {
            #if __MonoCS__
            #else
            if (Recorder.RecordingState != RecordingState.Recording)
            {
                //usually, this is a result of us getting the "end" before we actually started, because it was too quick
                if(TestForTooShortAndSendFailIfSo(request))
                {
                    _startRecordingTimer.Enabled = false;//we don't want it firing in a few milliseconds from now
                    return;
                }

                //but this would handle it if there was some other reason
                request.Failed("Got endRecording, but was not recording");
                return;
            }
            try
            {
                Debug.WriteLine("Stop recording");
                Recorder.Stopped += Recorder_Stopped;
                //note, this doesn't actually stop... more like... starts the stopping. It does mark the time
                //we requested to stop. A few seconds later (2, looking at the library code today), it will
                //actually close the file and raise the Stopped event
                Recorder.Stop();
                request.Succeeded();
                //ReportSuccessfulRecordingAnalytics();
            }
            catch (Exception)
            {
                //swallow it. One reason (based on HearThis comment) is that they didn't hold it down long enough, we detect this below.
            }

            TestForTooShortAndSendFailIfSo(request);
            #endif
        }