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rospy internal core implementation library
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xmlrpclib.ServerProxy |
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utility function for parsing ROS-RPC URIs
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This is a decorator which can be used to mark functions as deprecated. It will result in a warning being emmitted when the function is used. |
Get the value of ROS_ROOT.
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Get this Node's URI.
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set the URI of the local node. This is an internal API method, it does not actually affect the XMLRPC URI of the Node. |
Setup filesystem logging for this node
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Get the initialization state of the local node. If True, node has been configured.
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set the initialization state of the local node
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is_shutdown_requested is a state that occurs just before is_shutdown. It is initiated when a shutdown requested is received and continues until client shutdown handlers have been called. After client shutdown handlers have been serviced, the is_shutdown state becomes true.
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Add client method to invoke when system shuts down. Unlike add_shutdown_hook and
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Add method to invoke when system shuts down. Unlike add_shutdown_hook, these methods will be called before any other shutdown hooks.
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Add method to invoke when system shuts down. Shutdown hooks are called in the order that they are registered. This is an internal API method that is used to cleanup. See the client on_shutdown() method if you wish to register client hooks.
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Initiates shutdown process by signaling objects waiting on _shutdown_lock. Shutdown and pre-shutdown hooks are invoked.
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