ALFLayout Generator #442
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I'd recommend adding a main function in |
Not a bad idea. Wish I were a better python programmer. Not sure what I'd do with a |
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* Swapped out the old perl gen alf for new Python one * Updated example for creating an ALF * Fixed CoreExample testing failures with the new ALF 2adb710
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New python script that replaces the old, outdated perl generator.
This new generator consumes a
location.datfile from a generated pipeout and, when coupled with a custom python script, can be used to explicitly setup ALF files used by the Argos tools.See
pydoc ALFLayoutfor more information as well as the example in example.CoreModel