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Problem in rosnode

asked 2012-10-08 23:59:37 -0600

Sudhan
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updated 2014-01-28 17:13:53 -0600

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In rgbdslam package, I wrote a '--.cpp' file and built a node from that file. I often used to edited the cpp file and rebuilt the package. But later on I changed the name of the node to be built and deleted the old node manually (from the bin folder). Building the package was successful. When I run new node, and check it using

$ rosnode list

It shows the name of old node which I deleted and cannot find the name of the new node in the list.

When I tried,

$ rosnode info (name of the new node)

It reports as unknown node.

Any suggestions how to solve this problem?

And thanks in advance for your suggestions

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answered 2012-10-09 00:09:51 -0600

Lorenz

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A node's name is set by using the __name:=my_node_name parameter or, if the parameter is not specified by the name you pass in the call to ros::init. Note that roslaunch always wants a node name specified in launch files and uses the __name parameter internally.

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I mentioned the node name in cmakelists.txt as

rosbuild_add_executable(newnode src/new.cpp).

I run the node from $ rosrun pkg_name newnode.

The problem is I cannot find the newnode in the list of running nodes. When I tried info about the newnode it reports as unknown node.

Sudhan ( 2012-10-09 00:44:19 -0600 )edit

The binary name has nothing to do with the node name as it appears in rosnode list. As i said, it's only determined by the name passed to ros::init or the __name parameter.

Lorenz ( 2012-10-09 00:44:49 -0600 )edit

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