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subname enhanced ROS dynamic reconfigure server
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"""
Python client API for dynamic_reconfigure (L{DynamicReconfigureClient}) as well as
example server implementation (L{DynamicReconfigureServer}).
"""
# This is an enhanced version of
# driver_common/dynamic_reconfigure/src/dynamic_reconfigure/server.py
# to support the "subname" parameter.
from __future__ import with_statement
import roslib; roslib.load_manifest('dynamic_reconfigure')
import rospy
import rosservice
import threading
import time
from dynamic_reconfigure import DynamicReconfigureCallbackException
from dynamic_reconfigure.srv import Reconfigure as ReconfigureSrv
from dynamic_reconfigure.msg import Config as ConfigMsg
from dynamic_reconfigure.msg import ConfigDescription as ConfigDescrMsg
from dynamic_reconfigure.msg import IntParameter, BoolParameter, StrParameter, DoubleParameter, ParamDescription
from dynamic_reconfigure.encoding import *
class Server(object):
def __init__(self, type, callback, subname = None):
self.mutex = threading.Lock()
self.type = type
self.config = type.defaults.copy() # (see https://code.ros.org/trac/ros/ticket/3394 )
self.subname = subname
if subname is None:
self._prefix = '~'
else:
self._prefix = subname + '/'
self.description = encode_description(type)
self._copy_from_parameter_server()
self.callback = callback
self._clamp(self.config)
self.descr_topic = rospy.Publisher(self._prefix+'parameter_descriptions', ConfigDescrMsg, latch=True)
self.descr_topic.publish(self.description);
self.update_topic = rospy.Publisher(self._prefix+'parameter_updates', ConfigMsg, latch=True)
self._change_config(self.config, type.all_level)
self.set_service = rospy.Service(self._prefix+'set_parameters', ReconfigureSrv, self._set_callback)
def update_configuration(self, changes):
with self.mutex:
new_config = dict(self.config)
new_config.update(changes)
self._clamp(new_config)
return self._change_config(new_config, self._calc_level(new_config, self.config))
def _copy_from_parameter_server(self):
for param in self.type.config_description:
try:
self.config[param['name']] = rospy.get_param(self._prefix + param['name'])
except KeyError:
pass
def _copy_to_parameter_server(self):
for param in self.type.config_description:
rospy.set_param(self._prefix + param['name'], self.config[param['name']])
def _change_config(self, config, level):
if self.subname != '':
# call the callback with the subname
self.config = self.callback(config, level, subname=self.subname)
else:
# backwards-compatible call to callback
self.config = self.callback(config, level)
if self.config is None:
msg = 'Reconfigure callback should return a possibly updated configuration.'
rospy.logerr(msg)
raise DynamicReconfigureCallbackException(msg)
self._copy_to_parameter_server()
self.update_topic.publish(encode_config(self.config))
return self.config
def _calc_level(self, config1, config2):
level = 0
for param in self.type.config_description:
if config1[param['name']] != config2[param['name']]:
level |= param['level']
return level
def _clamp(self, config):
for param in self.type.config_description:
maxval = self.type.max[param['name']]
minval = self.type.min[param['name']]
val = config[param['name']]
if val > maxval and maxval != "":
config[param['name']] = maxval
elif val < minval and minval != "":
config[param['name']] = minval
def _set_callback(self, req):
return encode_config(self.update_configuration(decode_config(req.config)))
--- dynamic_reconfigure/src/dynamic_reconfigure/server.py 2012-08-17 09:30:37.331027429 +0200
+++ /tmp/dynamic_reconfigure_server2.py 2012-08-17 09:26:57.360940524 +0200
@@ -35,6 +35,10 @@
example server implementation (L{DynamicReconfigureServer}).
"""
+# This is an enhanced version of
+# driver_common/dynamic_reconfigure/src/dynamic_reconfigure/server.py
+# to support the "subname" parameter.
+
from __future__ import with_statement
import roslib; roslib.load_manifest('dynamic_reconfigure')
@@ -50,22 +54,29 @@
from dynamic_reconfigure.encoding import *
class Server(object):
- def __init__(self, type, callback):
+ def __init__(self, type, callback, subname = None):
self.mutex = threading.Lock()
self.type = type
- self.config = type.defaults
+ self.config = type.defaults.copy() # (see https://code.ros.org/trac/ros/ticket/3394 )
+
+ self.subname = subname
+ if subname is None:
+ self._prefix = '~'
+ else:
+ self._prefix = subname + '/'
+
self.description = encode_description(type)
self._copy_from_parameter_server()
self.callback = callback
self._clamp(self.config)
- self.descr_topic = rospy.Publisher('~parameter_descriptions', ConfigDescrMsg, latch=True)
+ self.descr_topic = rospy.Publisher(self._prefix+'parameter_descriptions', ConfigDescrMsg, latch=True)
self.descr_topic.publish(self.description);
- self.update_topic = rospy.Publisher('~parameter_updates', ConfigMsg, latch=True)
+ self.update_topic = rospy.Publisher(self._prefix+'parameter_updates', ConfigMsg, latch=True)
self._change_config(self.config, type.all_level)
- self.set_service = rospy.Service('~set_parameters', ReconfigureSrv, self._set_callback)
+ self.set_service = rospy.Service(self._prefix+'set_parameters', ReconfigureSrv, self._set_callback)
def update_configuration(self, changes):
with self.mutex:
@@ -77,16 +88,21 @@
def _copy_from_parameter_server(self):
for param in self.type.config_description:
try:
- self.config[param['name']] = rospy.get_param("~" + param['name'])
+ self.config[param['name']] = rospy.get_param(self._prefix + param['name'])
except KeyError:
pass
def _copy_to_parameter_server(self):
for param in self.type.config_description:
- rospy.set_param('~' + param['name'], self.config[param['name']])
+ rospy.set_param(self._prefix + param['name'], self.config[param['name']])
def _change_config(self, config, level):
- self.config = self.callback(config, level)
+ if self.subname != '':
+ # call the callback with the subname
+ self.config = self.callback(config, level, subname=self.subname)
+ else:
+ # backwards-compatible call to callback
+ self.config = self.callback(config, level)
if self.config is None:
msg = 'Reconfigure callback should return a possibly updated configuration.'
rospy.logerr(msg)
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astraw commented Jul 2, 2011

This allows one node to run multiple dynamic reconfigure Servers simultaneously. This is useful in the case where a single process (node) controls multiple pieces of hardware, each with their own config.

In the server code, make an instance of Server while setting the subname keyword argument in the constructor to a string:

srv1 = dynamic_reconfigure_server2.Server(DisplayConfig,
                                                   self.display_callback1,
                                                   subname='/displays/display1' )

Then (likely from another node), get a client by calling dynamic_reconfigure.client.Client('/displays/display1').

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astraw commented Jul 2, 2011

I should note that this is a fork of the ROS cturtle dynamic_reconfigure_server.py file.

Also, this code fixes a subtle bug in the original code.

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astraw commented Aug 17, 2012

For comparison with a recent question on answers.ros.org, I just updated this to include my code as a patch file against the original.

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