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I would not mess with boost::bind in this case and put the callback function in a class in order for passing the context to it. Example:
class MySubscriber
{
std::string po_topic_name;
ros::Subscriber po_sub;
void write_enocean( const palgate_madynes_msg::EnOceanFrame& msg )
{
// use po_topic_name as you like ...
}
public:
MySubscriber( ros::NodeHandle ao_nh, std::string ao_topic ) :
po_topic_name( ao_topic )
{
po_sub = ao_nh.subscribe( ao_topic,1000, &MySubscriber::write_enocean, this );
}
};
Now you just have to create an Instance of MySubscriber for each of your topics...