From: Dustin W. <dus...@ya...> - 2011-03-26 22:53:45
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Jorge: I have checked out a fresh copy of the source code. However I am unable to compile it. Eclipse reports "PlayerBbox2d cannot be resolved to a type." I appears as though neither PlayerBbox nor PlayerBbox2d are in the repository. Did you by chance forget to add PlayerBbox2d to the repository? Thanks in advance, Dustin Webb ________________________________ From: Jorge Santos Simón <jsa...@gm...> To: jav...@li... Sent: Wed, March 23, 2011 9:03:46 PM Subject: [Java-player-users] Toward Javaclient3... Hello all, I'm preparing to release the Javaclient3, and as a previous step I have tried to update all the interfaces, so I have made a massive commit (almost any file in javaclient3 branch), so please update your copies of javaclient as soon as possible. I have tagged all interfaces as version 3.0 - Player 3.0 supported (maybe very optimistically...) While reviewing the code, I have partially formatted it (tabs to spaces, trailing spaces removed, etc.), so don't worry about the huge number of changes, as most of them are irrelevant Probably the single change that will affect someone is that I have renamed PlayerPose and PlayerBbox as PlayerPose2d and PlayerBbox2d, to improve clarity and maintain coherence with playerc. Please report any error you find! I have realized that there are some interfaces still not implemented in javaclient, along with some requests missing in the implemented interfaces (all I founded are marked as TODOs): - opaqueA generic interface for user-defined messages - imuInertial Measurement Unit. - vectormapAccess and update geometric features in a map. - blackboardAccess properties stored in a central repository. - stereoStereo imagery (left-right channels, disparity and a 3-D stereo point cloud). - audio (its functionality is dispersed in SoundInterface AudioDSPInterface AudioMixerInterface and WaveformInterface) As I have not many time, I prefer to focus on those interfaces that people find more useful, so if you want one of the above mentioned interfaces, or a missing TODO to be implemented, please let me know. Regards, Jorge |