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No problem. Have fun!

In your CMakeLists, try adding this line: add_compile_options(-std=c++11)

Yes, exactly.

As answered to another similar question (https://answers.ros.org/question/286871/how-record-rosbag-with-python/), you ca

The (ugly) way that I have done this in the past, is roughly like this: import subprocess, shlex, psutil command = "ros

As answered to another similar question, you can kill it by running this: for proc in psutil.process_iter(): if "re

As answered to another similar question, you can kill it by running this: for proc in psutil.process_iter(): if "re

@azerila Check the newly edited answer. I have added a for loop for the created children "record" process.

The (ugly) way that I have done this in the past, is roughly like this: import subprocess, shlex, psutil command = "ros

If by radar you mean a 3D laser scanner, Velodyne simulation will definitely help you: https://wiki.ros.org/velodyne_gaz

I had completely missed that alternative. Nice one! Looks a bit of an overkill, but it's very elegant!

A video would really help on this situation!

You have two choices. (Easiest) Either make a global variable that will hold the contents of your message, so that eve

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I have answered your other question. Please delete this one, as it is a clone.

The (ugly) way that I have done this in the past, is roughly like this: import subprocess, shlex command = "rosbag reco

Assuming that you have a catkin workspace in your home folder that is called catkin_ws, you can do: cd ~/catkin_ws/src

The first sentence in the prerequisites section of the tutorial you are following, states this: This tutorial assum

The first sentence in the prerequisites section of the tutorial you are following, states this: This tutorial assum

The first sentence in the prerequisites section of the tutorial you are following, states this: This tutorial assum

The first sentence in the prerequisites section states this: This tutorial assumes basic knowledge of how to bring

Thank you!

You need to edit the /etc/hosts file for both machines!

Can you please point me somewhere that I can see the seq deprecation?

Based solely on the filenames, I am assuming that you are running both amcl and gmapping. Gmapping should be sufficient