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rcl_arguments_t | rcl_get_zero_initialized_arguments (void) |
| Return a rcl_arguments_t struct with members initialized to NULL . More...
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rcl_ret_t | rcl_parse_arguments (int argc, const char *const argv[], rcl_allocator_t allocator, rcl_arguments_t *args_output) |
| Parse command line arguments into a structure usable by code. More...
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int | rcl_arguments_get_count_unparsed (const rcl_arguments_t *args) |
| Return the number of arguments that were not successfully parsed. More...
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rcl_ret_t | rcl_arguments_get_unparsed (const rcl_arguments_t *args, rcl_allocator_t allocator, int **output_unparsed_indices) |
| Return a list of indexes that weren't successfully parsed. More...
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int | rcl_arguments_get_param_files_count (const rcl_arguments_t *args) |
| Return the number of parameter yaml files given in the arguments. More...
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rcl_ret_t | rcl_arguments_get_param_files (const rcl_arguments_t *arguments, rcl_allocator_t allocator, char ***parameter_files) |
| Return a list of yaml parameter file paths specified on the command line. More...
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rcl_ret_t | rcl_remove_ros_arguments (char const *const argv[], const rcl_arguments_t *args, rcl_allocator_t allocator, int *nonros_argc, const char **nonros_argv[]) |
| Return a list of arguments with ROS-specific arguments removed. More...
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rcl_ret_t | rcl_arguments_copy (const rcl_arguments_t *args, rcl_arguments_t *args_out) |
| Copy one arguments structure into another. More...
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rcl_ret_t | rcl_arguments_fini (rcl_arguments_t *args) |
| Reclaim resources held inside rcl_arguments_t structure. More...
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◆ RCL_LOG_LEVEL_ARG_RULE
#define RCL_LOG_LEVEL_ARG_RULE "__log_level:=" |
◆ RCL_EXTERNAL_LOG_CONFIG_ARG_RULE
#define RCL_EXTERNAL_LOG_CONFIG_ARG_RULE "__log_config_file:=" |
◆ RCL_LOG_DISABLE_STDOUT_ARG_RULE
#define RCL_LOG_DISABLE_STDOUT_ARG_RULE "__log_disable_stdout:=" |
◆ RCL_LOG_DISABLE_ROSOUT_ARG_RULE
#define RCL_LOG_DISABLE_ROSOUT_ARG_RULE "__log_disable_rosout:=" |
◆ RCL_LOG_DISABLE_EXT_LIB_ARG_RULE
#define RCL_LOG_DISABLE_EXT_LIB_ARG_RULE "__log_disable_external_lib:=" |
◆ RCL_PARAM_FILE_ARG_RULE
#define RCL_PARAM_FILE_ARG_RULE "__params:=" |
◆ rcl_arguments_t
Hold output of parsing command line arguments.
◆ rcl_get_zero_initialized_arguments()
◆ rcl_parse_arguments()
Parse command line arguments into a structure usable by code.
If an argument does not appear to be a valid ROS argument then it is skipped and parsing continues with the next argument in argv
.
- See also
- rcl_get_zero_initialized_arguments()
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rcl_arguments_get_count_unparsed()
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rcl_arguments_get_unparsed()
Successfully parsed remap rules are stored in the order they were given in argv
. If given arguments {"__ns:=/foo", "__ns:=/bar"}
then the namespace used by nodes in this process will be /foo
and not /bar
.
The default log level will be parsed as __log_level:=level
, where level
is a name representing one of the log levels in the RCUTILS_LOG_SEVERITY
enum, e.g. info
, debug
, warn
, not case sensitive. If multiple of these rules are found, the last one parsed will be used.
- See also
- rcl_remap_topic_name()
-
rcl_remap_service_name()
-
rcl_remap_node_name()
-
rcl_remap_node_namespace()
Attribute | Adherence |
Allocates Memory | Yes |
Thread-Safe | Yes |
Uses Atomics | No |
Lock-Free | Yes |
- Parameters
-
[in] | argc | The number of arguments in argv. |
[in] | argv | The values of the arguments. |
[in] | allocator | A valid allocator. |
[out] | args_output | A structure that will contain the result of parsing. Must be zero initialized before use. |
- Returns
RCL_RET_OK
if the arguments were parsed successfully, or
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RCL_RET_INVALID_ARGUMENT
if any function arguments are invalid, or
-
RCL_RET_BAD_ALLOC
if allocating memory failed, or
-
RCL_RET_ERROR
if an unspecified error occurs.
◆ rcl_arguments_get_count_unparsed()
Return the number of arguments that were not successfully parsed.
Attribute | Adherence |
Allocates Memory | No |
Thread-Safe | Yes |
Uses Atomics | No |
Lock-Free | Yes |
- Parameters
-
[in] | args | An arguments structure that has been parsed. |
- Returns
- number of unparsed arguments, or
-
-1 if args is
NULL
or zero initialized.
◆ rcl_arguments_get_unparsed()
Return a list of indexes that weren't successfully parsed.
Some arguments may not have been successfully parsed, or were not intended as ROS arguments. This function populates an array of indexes to these arguments in the original argv array. Since the first argument is always assumed to be a process name, the list will always contain the index 0.
Attribute | Adherence |
Allocates Memory | Yes |
Thread-Safe | Yes |
Uses Atomics | No |
Lock-Free | Yes |
- Parameters
-
[in] | args | An arguments structure that has been parsed. |
[in] | allocator | A valid allocator. |
[out] | output_unparsed_indices | An allocated array of indices into the original argv array. This array must be deallocated by the caller using the given allocator. If there are no unparsed args then the output will be set to NULL. |
- Returns
RCL_RET_OK
if everything goes correctly, or
-
RCL_RET_INVALID_ARGUMENT
if any function arguments are invalid, or
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RCL_RET_BAD_ALLOC
if allocating memory failed, or
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RCL_RET_ERROR
if an unspecified error occurs.
◆ rcl_arguments_get_param_files_count()
Return the number of parameter yaml files given in the arguments.
Attribute | Adherence |
Allocates Memory | No |
Thread-Safe | No |
Uses Atomics | No |
Lock-Free | Yes |
- Parameters
-
[in] | args | An arguments structure that has been parsed. |
- Returns
- number of yaml files, or
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-1 if args is
NULL
or zero initialized.
◆ rcl_arguments_get_param_files()
Return a list of yaml parameter file paths specified on the command line.
Attribute | Adherence |
Allocates Memory | Yes |
Thread-Safe | No |
Uses Atomics | No |
Lock-Free | Yes |
- Parameters
-
[in] | arguments | An arguments structure that has been parsed. |
[in] | allocator | A valid allocator. |
[out] | parameter_files | An allocated array of paramter file names. This array must be deallocated by the caller using the given allocator. The output is NULL if there were no paramter files. |
- Returns
RCL_RET_OK
if everything goes correctly, or
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RCL_RET_INVALID_ARGUMENT
if any function arguments are invalid, or
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RCL_RET_BAD_ALLOC
if allocating memory failed, or
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RCL_RET_ERROR
if an unspecified error occurs.
◆ rcl_remove_ros_arguments()
Return a list of arguments with ROS-specific arguments removed.
Some arguments may not have been intended as ROS arguments. This function populates an array of the aruments in a new argv array. Since the first argument is always assumed to be a process name, the list will always contain the first value from the argument vector.
Attribute | Adherence |
Allocates Memory | Yes |
Thread-Safe | Yes |
Uses Atomics | No |
Lock-Free | Yes |
- Parameters
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[in] | argv | The argument vector |
[in] | args | An arguments structure that has been parsed. |
[in] | allocator | A valid allocator. |
[out] | nonros_argc | The count of arguments that aren't ROS-specific |
[out] | nonros_argv | An allocated array of arguments that aren't ROS-specific This array must be deallocated by the caller using the given allocator. If there are no non-ROS args, then the output will be set to NULL. |
- Returns
RCL_RET_OK
if everything goes correctly, or
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RCL_RET_INVALID_ARGUMENT
if any function arguments are invalid, or
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RCL_RET_BAD_ALLOC
if allocating memory failed, or
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RCL_RET_ERROR
if an unspecified error occurs.
◆ rcl_arguments_copy()
Copy one arguments structure into another.
Attribute | Adherence |
Allocates Memory | Yes |
Thread-Safe | No |
Uses Atomics | No |
Lock-Free | Yes |
- Parameters
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[in] | args | The structure to be copied. Its allocator is used to copy memory into the new structure. |
[out] | args_out | A zero-initialized arguments structure to be copied into. |
- Returns
RCL_RET_OK
if the structure was copied successfully, or
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RCL_RET_INVALID_ARGUMENT
if any function arguments are invalid, or
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RCL_RET_BAD_ALLOC
if allocating memory failed, or
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RCL_RET_ERROR
if an unspecified error occurs.
◆ rcl_arguments_fini()
Reclaim resources held inside rcl_arguments_t structure.
Attribute | Adherence |
Allocates Memory | No |
Thread-Safe | Yes |
Uses Atomics | No |
Lock-Free | Yes |
- Parameters
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[in] | args | The structure to be deallocated. |
- Returns
RCL_RET_OK
if the memory was successfully freed, or
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RCL_RET_INVALID_ARGUMENT
if any function arguments are invalid, or
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RCL_RET_ERROR
if an unspecified error occurs.