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Added spawner colours to list_controllers depending upon active or inactive #1409

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@soham2560 soham2560 commented Feb 21, 2024

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Closes #687

  • Made output for list_controllers coloured
    • Active controllers are highlighted with green active
    • Inactive controllers are highlighted with red cyan inactive
    • Unconfigured controllers are highlighted with yellow(warning) unconfigured

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Thanks for the nice addon. Should we add other colors for unconfigured state? It is printed in red now, if it is in any other state than active?

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soham2560 commented Feb 21, 2024

I have changed the color scheme in 7be93b2 as suggested by @saikishor. Do let me know if there are any changes. However 2 points

  • I wasn't able to test this with a controller in the unconfigured state as I couldn't find a way to set that state purposefully, if you know of a way do let me know, I will test for that too
  • Current code also doesn't consider the finalized state, should I add that too?

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  • I wasn't able to test this with a controller in the unconfigured state as I couldn't find a way to set that state purposefully, if you know of a way do let me know, I will test for that too

If you load a controller using load_controller service then it goes into unconfigured state

  • Current code also doesn't consider the finalized state, should I add that too?

I think internally it is not linked to any controller state, so I belive it should be good

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Fyi, you can use rqt_controller_manager to set the state of a controller easily.
Have a look at this color scheme here:

path = get_package_share_directory("rqt_controller_manager")
self._icons = {
"active": QIcon(f"{path}/resource/led_green.png"),
"finalized": QIcon(f"{path}/resource/led_off.png"),
"inactive": QIcon(f"{path}/resource/led_red.png"),
"unconfigured": QIcon(f"{path}/resource/led_off.png"),
}

maybe we can use the same colors there as you have implemented it now?

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I like the improvement!

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soham2560 commented Feb 22, 2024

Thanks for the tips regarding the controller manager @saikishor @christophfroehlich! Was able to test with the unconfigured state as well, I've added the result in the PR description, do have a look.

maybe we can use the same colors there as you have implemented it now?

That sounds like a good idea, I can have a look at that if you want @christophfroehlich

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LGTM

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[ros2_control CLI] list_controller should have colored output
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