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Port kdl_parser_py to ROS 2 #55
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This is all currently blocked by ros2/orocos_kinematics_dynamics#19 . If you'd like to see some version of this get in, unblocking that one (particularly on macOS and Windows) would be most appreciated. |
First, thanks for this. Now that we actually have PyKDL, this can potentially move forward again. Towards that end, I've retargeted to the That said, the problem I'm currently running into while testing this is that |
Oh, I see. The problem now is that we don't have |
I think it would be worth restarting the CI Job once again. I think it failed because this commit: ros/rosdistro@5cf620a was only "released" on April 12th but the CI Job is from April 07th. |
It currently can't possibly work; see my comment #55 (comment) |
Sorry I am not fully getting that comment. Would there be any downside just depending on I am not too deep into this topic, but it seems that this is released: https://index.ros.org/p/urdfdom_py/ Or is the problem that |
The main problem is that We could import it into So I'm not sure what to do here. |
This will improve the readability of the code. Co-authored-by: Daniel Reuter <[email protected]>
I think the only way to move forward is by adding |
Any updates on this? |
Are there any updates on this? I would really appreciate this being merged. |
I am not sure if this is still relevant... I missed that there is already a pull request (#48) for issue #46.
However, I already did the work, and I am happy to help ;-)
On my systems I did not get flake8 to run an exception is thrown, which I was not able to figure out.
The changes done were mainly to adopt ament_python package. In addition, Python is not happy with
kdl.Joint.None
, I changed it tokdl.Joint.JointType(8))
. I guess the KDL bindings for Python might need to be updated, sinceNone
might be reserved in Python.