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Practicing writing a wiki page- all information below is incomplete until otherwise noted.
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This tutorial assumes that you will be working in ROS-hydro on Ubuntu 12.04.
  
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This tutorial assumes that you will be working in ROS-hydro on Ubuntu 12.04.
 
 
This wiki is based on the tutorials given [http://wiki.ros.org/ROS/Tutorials here].
 
This wiki is based on the tutorials given [http://wiki.ros.org/ROS/Tutorials here].
  
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# [[Understanding ROS Topics]]
 
# [[Understanding ROS Topics]]
 
# [[Understanding ROS Services and Parameters]]
 
# [[Understanding ROS Services and Parameters]]
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# [[Using rqt_consol and roslaunch]]
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# [[Using rosed to Edit Files in ROS]]
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# [[Creating a ROS msg and srv]]
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# [[Writing a Simple Publisher and Subscriber (C++)]]
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# [[Writing a Simple Publisher and Subscriber (Python)]]
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# [[Examining the Simple Publisher and Subscriber]]
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# [[Writing a Simpler Service and Client (C++)]]
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# [[Writing a Simpler Service and Client (Python)]]
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# [[Examining the Simpler Service and Client]]
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# [[Recording and Playing Back Data]]
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# [[Getting Started with roswtf]]
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# [[Navigating the ROS wiki]]
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# [[Where Next?]]
  
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[[Using rqt_consol and roslaunch]]
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=Intermediate Level=
  
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==Using rosed to Edit Files in ROS==
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Open the terminal. To complete each step, type in the following commands in the order shown.
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1) Close all current terminals. In a new terminal, edit your bash file to use nano (an editor):
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# [[Creating a ROS Package by Hand]]
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  <nowiki>export EDITOR='nano -w'</nowiki>
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# [[Managing System Dependencies]]
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Use
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# [[Roslaunch Tips for Large Projects]]
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  <nowiki>echo $EDITOR</nowiki>
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# [[Running ROS Across Multiple Machines]]
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And see a line print to the terminal to make sure the bash file change was successful.
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# [[Defining Custom Messages]]
  
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2) Use rosed [package_name] [filename] to edit a file within a package:
 
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  <nowiki>rosed roscpp Logger.msg</nowiki>
 
  
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This works similarly to other editors in a terminal. If running into trouble, try gedit.
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=Advanced=
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* [[Setting up RGBDSLAM with ROS in Gazebo]]
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==Creating a ROS msg and srv==
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* [[Setting up RGBDSLAM with ROS in the real world]]
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*msg: msg files are simple text files that describe the fields of a ROS message. They are used to generate source code for messages in different languages.
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* [[Raspberry_Pi_and_Arducopter_connections_through_ROS]]
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*srv: an srv file describes a service. It is composed of two parts: a request and a response.
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* [[Ros_on_Raspberry_pi]]
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'''Creating a msg'''
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1) Move into the beginner_tutorials folder, create a msg directory, and create a new msg file:
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  <nowiki>cd ~/catkin_ws/src/beginner_tutorials
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  echo "int64 num" > msg/Num.msg</nowiki>
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The message int64 num will display. The second option is if you do not have the name of the package. If int64 num does not display, see [http://wiki.lofarolabs.com/index.php/ROS_Core_Tutorials#Using_rqt_consol_and_roslaunch step 6b] in Using rqt_console and roslaunch and try again.
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'''Creating a srv'''
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1) Move into your beginner_tutorials folder and create a src folder:
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  mkdir srv</nowiki>
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'''Farther Notes'''
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'''Writing the Publisher Node'''
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Save the file and close the editor. For information on what is inside this file, see [http://wiki.ros.org/ROS/Tutorials/WritingPublisherSubscriber%28c%2B%2B%29#roscpp_tutorials.2BAC8-Tutorials.2BAC8-WritingPublisherSubscriber.The_Code_Explained this link]. In a nutshell, it initializes the ROS system, advertise what we are doing, and finally loop what we are doing.
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'''Building Nodes'''
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==Writing a Simple Publisher and Subscriber (Python)==
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==Examining the Simple Publisher and Subscriber==
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==Writing a Simpler Service and Client (C++)==
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==Writing a Simpler Service and Client (Python)==
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==Examining the Simpler Service and Client==
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==Recording and Playing Back Data==
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==Getting Started with roswtf==
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==Navigating the ROS wiki==
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==Where Next?==
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=Intermediate Level=
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Latest revision as of 17:23, 30 October 2014

This tutorial assumes that you will be working in ROS-hydro on Ubuntu 12.04.

This wiki is based on the tutorials given here.

Beginner Level

Open the terminal. To complete each step, type in the following commands in the order shown.

  1. Installing and configuring your ROS environment
  2. Navigating the ROS Filesystem
  3. Creating a ROS Package
  4. Building a ROS Package
  5. Understanding ROS Nodes
  6. Understanding ROS Topics
  7. Understanding ROS Services and Parameters
  8. Using rqt_consol and roslaunch
  9. Using rosed to Edit Files in ROS
  10. Creating a ROS msg and srv
  11. Writing a Simple Publisher and Subscriber (C++)
  12. Writing a Simple Publisher and Subscriber (Python)
  13. Examining the Simple Publisher and Subscriber
  14. Writing a Simpler Service and Client (C++)
  15. Writing a Simpler Service and Client (Python)
  16. Examining the Simpler Service and Client
  17. Recording and Playing Back Data
  18. Getting Started with roswtf
  19. Navigating the ROS wiki
  20. Where Next?

Intermediate Level

Open the terminal. To complete each step, type in the following commands in the order shown.

  1. Creating a ROS Package by Hand
  2. Managing System Dependencies
  3. Roslaunch Tips for Large Projects
  4. Running ROS Across Multiple Machines
  5. Defining Custom Messages


Advanced

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