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This looks like a bug with how std_msgs/msg/_Char.py is generated. Indeed, _x is never defined, whereas in std_msgs/msg/_.py, it is defined in the serialize function. I would suggest submitting a bug report against ros_comm.
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This looks like a bug with how std_msgs/msg/_Char.py is generated. Indeed, _x is never defined, whereas in std_msgs/msg/_.pystd_msgs/msg/String_.py
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This looks like a bug with how std_msgs/msg/_Char.py is generated. Indeed, _x is never defined, whereas in std_msgs/msg/String_.pystd_msgs/msg/_String.py
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