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Hi,
we patched parts of ros core and ros_comm for python3 so basically messaging should be possible.
You just have to set you Pythonpath to roslib and in set your yaml-folder (in case you need it) to the pyyaml you installed using python3:
export PYTHONPATH=$PYYAML_DIR/pyyaml/lib/python3.2/site-packages:/opt/ros/electric/ros/core/roslib/src
After importing roslib in your python-file, you should be able to normally use roslib.load_manifest and code in Python3.
So far i only used it with ROS Electric, but i will install Fuerte quite soon and check if everything works....
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NOTE: ROS Fuerte DOES NOT officially support Python3! Although the following discussion is about work in progress for partial Python3 compatibility!
Hi,
we patched parts of ros core and ros_comm for python3 so basically messaging should be possible.
You just have to set you Pythonpath to roslib and in set your yaml-folder (in case you need it) to the pyyaml you installed using python3:
export PYTHONPATH=$PYYAML_DIR/pyyaml/lib/python3.2/site-packages:/opt/ros/electric/ros/core/roslib/src
After importing roslib in your python-file, you should be able to normally use roslib.load_manifest and code in Python3.
So far i only used it with ROS Electric, but i will install Fuerte quite soon and check if everything works....
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