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Removed version0 parameters (as much as possible) #89

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The version0 parameter is no longer required for joint streaming/state nodes. The nodes determine whether a multi-group message should be handled based on whether groups are specified via parameter.

The joint_trajectory_action did not change behavior based on the version0 parameter as I expected. Instead, different nodes are started when multiple group control is required. I created a new launch robot_multigroup_interface_streaming_<controller>.launch to hide this detail from the user.

If/when this PR is accepted, the multi-group tutorial should be updated.

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@ipa-mirb, can someone at IPA test this PR your sda10f? The controller side should stay as is.

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bool getJointGroups(std::string topic_param, std::map<int, RobotGroup> robot_groups);
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I think robot_groups should be a reference, as it's now passed by value. This causes callers to never get their robot_groups variables updated by this method, resulting in zero groups everywhere.

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I quickly ran into an ASSERTION FAILED error after fixing the issue with robot_groups not getting updated:

[1462976142.485998012] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.simple_message]: Added message handler for message type: 0
[1462976142.488148355] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Robot state connecting to IP address: '192.168.0.50:50241'
[1462976142.489689403] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Loading topic list
[1462976142.489841587] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Found 2 topics
[1462976142.490004666] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Topic(state_value): [group:1,joints:{joint_s,joint_l,joint_e,joint_u,joint_r,joint_b,joint_t},name:sia20f_r1_controller,ns:sia20f]
[1462976142.490151612] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Topic(state_value): [group:2,joints:{track_joint_b1},name:sia20f_b1_controller,ns:sia20f]
[1462976142.490297301] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Loading group: [group:1,joints:{joint_s,joint_l,joint_e,joint_u,joint_r,joint_b,joint_t},name:sia20f_r1_controller,ns:sia20f]
[1462976142.490493765] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Loading group: [group:2,joints:{track_joint_b1},name:sia20f_b1_controller,ns:sia20f]
[1462976142.490649860] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Loaded 2 groups
[1462976142.490832425] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]:  Initializing robot state 2 groups
[1462976142.490976997] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.simple_message]: Initializing message manager with default comms fault handler
[1462976142.491111790] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.simple_message]: Default communications fault handler successfully initialized
[1462976142.491210127] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.simple_message]: Initializing message manager
[1462976142.491308324] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.simple_message]: Added message handler for message type: 1
[1462976142.495108597] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.simple_message]: Added message handler for message type: 10
[1462976142.496061721] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.simple_message]: Added message handler for message type: 15
[1462976142.496201823] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Creating joint_feedback_ex_relay_handler with 2 groups
[1462976142.499896986] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.simple_message]: Added message handler for message type: 2017
process[joint_trajectory_action-4]: started with pid [16542]
[1462976142.501522123] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.simple_message]: Connected to server
[1462976142.501671373] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Successfully initialized robot state interface
[1462976142.501862808] [ INFO] [/joint_state] [ros.simple_message]: Entering message manager spin loop
[1462976142.520808444] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: Joint Trajectory Interface connecting to IP address: '192.168.0.50:50240'
[1462976142.522451320] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: Loading topic list
[1462976142.522500838] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: Found 2 topics
[1462976142.522737181] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: Topic(state_value): [group:1,joints:{joint_s,joint_l,joint_e,joint_u,joint_r,joint_b,joint_t},name:sia20f_r1_controller,ns:sia20f]
[1462976142.522785092] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: Topic(state_value): [group:2,joints:{track_joint_b1},name:sia20f_b1_controller,ns:sia20f]
[1462976142.522853257] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: Loading group: [group:1,joints:{joint_s,joint_l,joint_e,joint_u,joint_r,joint_b,joint_t},name:sia20f_r1_controller,ns:sia20f]
[1462976142.522982882] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: Loading group: [group:2,joints:{track_joint_b1},name:sia20f_b1_controller,ns:sia20f]
[1462976142.523054260] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: Loaded 2 groups
[1462976142.523121866] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: MotomanJointTrajectoryStreamer: init
[1462976142.523180882] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: JointTrajectoryStreamer: init
[1462976142.523897384] [ INFO] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.simple_message]: Connected to server
[1462976142.524638470] [ WARN] [/motion_streaming_interface] [ros.motoman_driver]: Unable to read velocity limits from 'robot_description' param.  Velocity validation disabled.
[1462976142.526337708] [FATAL] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: ASSERTION FAILED
    file = /opt/ros/indigo/include/ros/publisher.h
    line = 102
    cond = false
    message = 
[1462976142.526441073] [FATAL] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: Call to publish() on an invalid Publisher
[1462976142.526546604] [FATAL] [/joint_state] [ros.motoman_driver]: 

I think I tracked it down to these lines (from here):

this->pub_controls_[robot_id].publish(*control_state);
this->pub_states_[robot_id].publish(*sensor_state);

Commenting out these lines lets the node continue, but I don't get any messages out of it (which makes sense, since I disabled publishing).

But I can't really understand why it's crashing there. Afaict, this PR doesn't change anything connected to these lines (the publishers in pub_controls_ are initialised in bool JointRelayHandler::init(SmplMsgConnection* connection, int msg_type, std::map<int, RobotGroup> &robot_groups)), but the assertion doesn't occur when I run indigo-devel.

I haven't spent too much time trying to figure out what is going on, so any ideas?

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jettan commented May 17, 2016

@gavanderhoorn:
I have tracked down the problem and it seems to be caused by the group variable in https://github.com/shaun-edwards/motoman/blob/version0_auto/motoman_sda10f_support/config/sda10f_motion_interface.yaml

The numbering of these should start with 0, so when the joint states of the last group needs to be published, it tries to index a publisher which does not exist.

Once this problem is resolved, the next problem (which is also present in indigo-devel master) occurs:

[FATAL] [1463490740.608713916]: ASSERTION FAILED
    file = /home/delft/dev/src/motoman/motoman_driver/src/industrial_robot_client/joint_relay_handler.cpp
    line = 322
    cond = all_joint_state.positions.size() == all_joint_names.size()

This can be surpressed by commenting line 89 of joint_feedback_ex_relay_handler, but causes the /joint_state topic to be empty, as expected.

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The numbering of these should start with 0, so when the joint states of the last group needs to be published, it tries to index a publisher which does not exist.

ah. So it uses the group key, not the index of the group descriptor in the topic_list list?

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jettan commented May 17, 2016

That seems like it is the case.

As for the other problem, a workaround/fix has been implemented here:
jettan@5e6a374

We should probably put that into another PR with the complete description of what is happening.

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@shaun-edwards: the assertion I reported is not related to this PR, and we should probably move the discussion to a separate issue.

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@jettan, @shaun-edwards: I've created #91 for the issue observed by @jettan.

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@gavanderhoorn, @jettan once I fix the pass-by-reference (newbie) mistake ;), can this be merged or should it wait on #91?

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jettan commented May 21, 2016

imo it can be merged after the pass by reference fix
The out of bounds publishers are caused by the motion_interface file in some config folder.

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Yes, this can be merged. Afaict this is actually a pretty nice clean-up, although without unit-tests we can't know for sure there aren't any regressions introduced by this.

I only have access to a single system, and it's not a dual-arm, so I can't say anything about the changes in this PR when used with a dual-arm setup.

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@gavanderhoorn, corrected my issue and change has been tested on a second multi-group setup (not dual arm though)

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Ok to merge?

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jettan commented Jun 5, 2016

Ok for me

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Thanks @jettan, merging. Thanks for all the review help. In combination with a few more PR's, we should have an indigo release for motoman FINALLY!

@shaun-edwards shaun-edwards merged commit d17f65f into ros-industrial:indigo-devel Jun 5, 2016
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