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  1. Nov 16, 2018
  2. Nov 15, 2018
  3. Nov 14, 2018
    • Carl Delsey's avatar
      Fix costmap publishing loop (#307) · 06c11152
      Carl Delsey authored
      * Enable publishing the costmap for debug purposes.
      
      * Changing costmap publishing loop to use std::chrono time
      
      The costmap update loop is using rclcpp::Rate which is always
      std::chrono time. The publish cycle should also use that, otherwise
      there can be problems getting data published when switching to
      sim_time.
      
      * Added an execution timer helper class.
      
      This hides some of the std::chrono manipulation to convert a
      duration to a numeric number of seconds.
      
      Also helps to better express why we are measuring time.
      
      * Switching costmap publishing timer to ROS time.
      
      * Check for a switch to sim time and update last_publish accordingly
      
      * Removing unneeded header
      
      * Adding a missed file.
  4. Nov 13, 2018
  5. Nov 11, 2018
    • Michael Jeronimo's avatar
      Wire bt params (#296) · d07b9fdf
      Michael Jeronimo authored
      * Wire up the parameter passing in the BT navigator
      * Don't change the node name yet; scrub them all later in the same PR
      * Remove a couple stray printfs from debugging
  6. Nov 10, 2018
    • Michael Jeronimo's avatar
      Ignore Visual Studio Code files (#299) · c05732aa
      Michael Jeronimo authored
      Using Visual Studio Code, I've been opening just the directories that I'm interested in, avoiding the output directories (install, build, and log). In this configuration, when debugging various modules, the VS Code app will put .vscode files in each source directory being debugged. This causes the 
       directories to be highlighted in the editor indicating that files have been added. With this addition to .gitignore, these files will be ignored and the VS Code editor will more accurately reflect any changes to the workspace.