Hello Jorge,
Sounds like really good news.
In order to verify your bugfixes I've found the following compile error:
Looks like the (new) PLAYER_POSITION2D_CMD_VEL_HEAD type is not yet defined (in PlayerConstants.java).
I checked out the latest revision (104) from svn repository.
Kind regards,
Sebastian
Am 05.12.2010 um 14:28 schrieb Jorge Santos Simón:
> Hello Sebastian,
>
> Good news; after long struggling, I think I have solved the problem
> with the ranger interface:
> it is all about not reading the intensities that Stage 4 sends along
> with range measures;
> that seems to mangle all XDR communications from stage to javaclient.
> I´ll commit the changes in about two hours. Note that I have changed
> the interface, so your
> code will not work with the new version (sorry everyone). In fact, I
> can see that the new
> interface is quite horrible, but I have tried to be coherent with
> player interface definition.
>
> Best of all is that this solves also some of the concerns you posted
> in the player stage users
> mailing list (I reproduce your post here, with my comments between ### ###)
>
>
> Simulation:
> SimulationInterface simu = playerclient.requestInterfaceSimulation(0,
> PlayerConstants.PLAYER_OPEN_MODE);
> simu.get2DPose (key);
> if ( simu.isPose2DReady() ) { // Never reaches here
>
> Although there is no problem with the set2DPose() method.
>
> ### solved! ###
>
> Ranger:
> RangerInterface las = host.requestInterfaceRanger (0,
> PlayerConstants.PLAYER_OPEN_MODE);
> while ( ! las.isDataReady() ) { // Never reaches here
>
> The same code with LaserInterface works fine.
>
> ### solved! ###
>
>
> Gripper:
> Store ("4"), release ("5") (and stop ?) command return unknown
> message type (on server site)
> Anyway this could also be a player issue.
>
> ### do not tested, but seems a different problem ###
>
>
>
>
> From: Sebastian Rockel <sebastianrockel@go...> - 2010-11-15 13:15
>
> Attachments: PGP.sig
> Hello,
>
> I am currently using Javaclient3 and porting my CPP code to Java.
> In one example I use sonar and ranger(laser).
>
> I use basically following call order (e.g. for ranger but similar to
> sonar and laser):
>
> ...
> requestInterfaceRanger (0, PlayerConstants.PLAYER_OPEN_MODE);
> ...
> runThreaded(-1,-1)
> ...
> readAll()
> ...
> isDataReady()
> ...
> getData().getRanges()
> ...
>
> For sonar and laser it works fine but when I use ranger it looks like
> the call isDataReady() is blocking forever.
> Is there anything to be specifically considered for the ranger
> interface or does anyone has an idea?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Sebastian
>
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