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[Feature] Interfaces remapping for controllers #1667
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This PR aims to add a new features to the controllers so that they will be able to remap interfaces, this would be interesting to have as for interfaces such as
effort
the hardware could expose more meaningful interfaces such astorque
,force
orcurrent
and it would get the logic of the controller more complicated if they need to support multiple type of interfaces. Instead the users should be able to remap as simply by defining the remapping definition under the controller's parametersThe controller prints some more explicit log when configuring the controller, so that the user are clear on what interfaces are being remapped
Related to ros-controls/roadmap#61