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1 | initial version |
You can use rqt_logger_level
to adjust logger levels via a GUI:
rosrun rqt_logger_level rqt_logger_level
You can also do it from the command line, via service calls:
rosservice list
rosservice call /rviz_###/get_loggers <tab><tab>
rosservice call /rviz_###/set_logger_level <tab><tab>
For the set_logger_level
, you'd then have to manually set level
to debug
and also pick a specific logger from the list returned by get_loggers
2 | No.2 Revision |
You can use rqt_logger_level
to adjust logger levels via a GUI:
rosrun rqt_logger_level rqt_logger_level
You can also do it from the command line, via service calls:
rosservice list
rosservice call /rviz_###/get_loggers /rviz_123/get_loggers <tab><tab>
rosservice call /rviz_###/set_logger_level /rviz_123/set_logger_level <tab><tab>
For the set_logger_level
, you'd then have to manually set level
to debug
and also pick a specific logger from the list returned by get_loggers
3 | No.3 Revision |
You can use rqt_logger_level
to adjust logger levels via a GUI:
rosrun rqt_logger_level rqt_logger_level
You can also do it from the command line, via service calls:
rosservice list
rosservice call /rviz_123/get_loggers <tab><tab>
rosservice call /rviz_123/set_logger_level <tab><tab>
For the set_logger_level
, call, you'd then have to manually set level
to debug
and also pick a specific logger from the list returned by get_loggers