loadNodeRequest QML Value Type
Qt value type wrapper for composition_interfaces::srv::LoadNode_Request ROS 2 messages. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtRos2.CompositionInterfaces |
| Status: | Experimental Extension |
Properties
- extraArguments : list<parameter>
- logLevel : uint8_t
- nodeName : string
- nodeNamespace : string
- packageName : string
- parameters : list<parameter>
- pluginName : string
- remapRules : list<string>
Detailed Description
loadNodeRequest is a structured value type usable in QML. It maps directly to the composition_interfaces::srv::LoadNode_Request ROS 2 message type.
Construct a loadNodeRequest in QML by assigning a JavaScript object whose keys are its component properties, or by setting those properties individually.
Property Documentation
extraArguments : list<parameter>
key/value arguments that are specific to a type of container process.
logLevel : uint8_t
The assigned log level of the composable node. Enum values are found in
message rcl_interfaces/Log.
nodeName : string
The assigned name of the composable node. Leave empty to use the node's
default name.
nodeNamespace : string
The assigned namespace of the composable node. Leave empty to use the node's
default namespace.
packageName : string
parameters : list<parameter>
The Parameters of this composable node to set.
pluginName : string
A plugin within the ROS package "package_name".
remapRules : list<string>
Remapping rules for this composable node.
For more info about static_remapping rules and their syntax, see https://design.ros2.org/articles/static_remapping.html TODO(sloretz) rcl_interfaces message for remap rules?
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