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# rclcpp examples | ||
# Minimal rclcpp wait-set cookbook recipes | ||
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This directory contains many examples of how to do common tasks with rclcpp. | ||
The intent is that this material will be easy to copy-and-paste into your own projects. | ||
This package contains a few different strategies for creating nodes which use `rclcpp::waitset` | ||
to wait and handle ROS entities, that is, subscribers, timers, clients, services, guard | ||
conditions and waitables. | ||
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* `wait_set_topics_and_timer.cpp`: Simple example using multiple subscriptions, | ||
publishers, and a timer. | ||
* `wait_set_random_order.cpp`: An example showing user-defined | ||
data handling and a random publisher. `executor_random_order.cpp` run the same node logic | ||
using `SingleThreadedExecutor` to compare the data handling order. | ||
* `wait_set_and_executor_composition.cpp`: An example showing how to combine a | ||
`SingleThreadedExecutor` and a wait-set. | ||
* `wait_set_topics_with_different_rate.cpp`: An example showing how to use a custom trigger | ||
condition to handle topics with different topic rates. |
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