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posestamped.py
Source: posestamped.py
1#!/usr/bin/env python2import rospy3from geometry_msgs.msg import PoseStamped4import math5from std_msgs.msg import Bool6class publish_carre:7 def __init__(self,distance,x=0,y=0):8 self.pub= rospy.Publisher('La trajectoire du carre',PoseStamped, queue_size=10)9 rospy.init_node('talker')10 self.rate = rospy.Rate(15)11 self.trajet = distance12 self.x = 013 self.y = 014 self.go = False15 def run(self):16 msg = PoseStamped()17 msg.header.frame_id = "map"18 msg.pose.position.x = self.x19 msg.pose.position.y = self.y20 sur_x = True21 compteur = 022 en_avant = True23 i = 024 while not rospy.is_shutdown():25 if (compteur % 2 == 0 and self.go):26 en_avant = not en_avant 27 while (i < self.distance):28 if rospy.is_shutdown():29 break30 self.listener(Bool,'etat_du_bouton')31 if (not self.go):32 break33 self.mouvement_droit(sur_x,en_avant,1)34 msg.pose.position.x = self.x35 msg.pose.position.y = self.y36 self.pub.publish(msg)37 self.rate.sleep()38 i =+ 139 else:40 i = 041 if (not self.go):42 continue 43 sur_x = not sur_x44 compteur += 145 def mv_droit(self,sur_x, avant, trajet):46 if(avant): 47 if(sur_x):48 self.x -= trajet49 else:50 self.y -= trajet51 else:52 if(sur_x):53 self.x += trajet54 else:55 self.y += trajet56 def callback(self,data):57 self.go = data.data58 def listener(self,type_msg,topic): 59 rospy.Subscriber(topic,type_msg,self.callback)60"""61def talker_func():62 pub= rospy.Publisher('chatter',PoseStamped, queue_size=10)63 rospy.init_node('talker')64 rate = rospy.Rate(15)65 msg = PoseStamped()66 msg.header.frame_id = "map"67 theta = 068 dt = 0.169 while not rospy.is_shutdown():70 teta = theta + dt71 my_msg.pose.position.x = math.cos(theta)72 my_msg.pose.position.y = math.sin(theta)73 #print sur le terminal,log,rosout74 rospy.loginfo(msg)75 #publier sur le topic chatter76 pub.publish(msg)77 rate.sleep()78"""79if __name__ == '__main__':80 try:81 talk = publish_carre(5)82 talk.run()83 except rospy.ROSInterruptException:...
french_test_1.py
Source: french_test_1.py
...14 self.vérifier_texte("Jardin des Tuileries", "#firstHeading")15 self.vérifier_élément('img[alt*="Jardin des Tuileries"]')16 self.retour()17 self.vérifier_vrai("brûlée" in self.obtenir_url_actuelle())18 self.en_avant()...
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