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Hi,
By putting a manifest.xml file in a folder, and if the manifest is coherent with the folder name, then roscd will recognize the folder and enable you to get into it quickly. Don't forget that the given folder must be in your ROS_PACKAGE_PATH.
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Hi,
By putting a manifest.xml file Just add your folder to the ROS_LOCATION variable in a folder, and if the manifest is coherent with the folder name, then roscd will recognize the folder and enable you order for it to get into it quickly.
Don't forget that the given folder must be in your ROS_PACKAGE_PATH.found.
Guido
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
Hi,
Just add your folder to the ROS_LOCATION variable in order for it to be found.found by roscd.
Guido
| | 4 | No.4 Revision |
Hi,
Just add a fake manifest.xml file to your folder. And be sure to put the name of your folder to in the ROS_LOCATION variable in order for it to be found by roscd.manifest.
Guido
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Hi,
Just add a magical fake manifest.xml file to your folder. And be sure to put the name of your folder in the manifest.
Guido
| | 6 | No.6 Revision |
Hi,
Just add a magical fake manifest.xml file to your folder. And be sure to put the name of your folder in the manifest.manifest at the right places (refere to an example manifest to see where the package name must appear).
Guido
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