made call to compute_cartesian_path more pythonic; added links to mov… #96
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…eit_commander API
I tweaked the tutorial intro, as
MoveGroupCommander
is used just a much asRobotCommander
, so it seemed fair to highlight both, and I added a link to the API a well, which I found really helpful when getting my hands dirty (just nice to see all the calls one has available).While I'm new, from what I've seen in python blogs various talks on python, using named arguments seemed more elegant/pythonic than un-named arguments with comments after them, especially since the variables were named perfectly already.