ART vehicle commander node. More...
#include <iostream>#include <ros/ros.h>#include <art_msgs/ArtHertz.h>#include <string>#include <vector>#include <ostream>#include "ros/serialization.h"#include "ros/builtin_message_traits.h"#include "ros/message_operations.h"#include "ros/message.h"#include "ros/time.h"#include <art_map/coordinates.h>#include <art_map/Graph.h>#include <art_map/RNDF.h>#include <art_map/zones.h>#include <art_msgs/NavigatorState.h>#include <art_nav/NavEstopState.h>#include <art_nav/FSMstate.h>#include <art_msgs/RoadState.h>#include "command.h"

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| class | CommanderNode |
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| int | main (int argc, char **argv) |
ART vehicle commander node.
commander [options] RNDF MDF
The commander reads the Route Network Definition File (RNDF) and Mission Data File (MDF). It selects a route for accomplishing the assigned mission, and passes appropriate waypoint following orders to the interface_navigator of the driver_navigator.
Normally, the navigator driver waits for a Run command from the client_diag before actively pursuing its mission. As a convenience when testing in simulation, commander provides a -r option which causes the vehicle to start running immediately without the requiring the diagnostic controller.
-r run vehicle immediately
-v verbose messages (-vv for more)
-? print usage message
$ rosrun art_nav commander _rndf:=example.rndf _mdf:=example.mdf
Run the robot vehicle using the specified road network and mission.
$ rosrun art_nav commander -r _rndf:=example.rndf _mdf:=example.mdf
Start running the robot immediately.
Definition in file ros_node.cc.
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Main program
Definition at line 379 of file ros_node.cc.