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In ScannerSickS300.cpp getScan() function always returns iTimeNow=0;
and does not assign value to iTimestamp. This is used by cob_sick_s300.cpp in publishLaserScan() to calculate the message timestamp.
// Sync handling: find out exact scan time by using the syncTime-syncStamp pair:// Timestamp: "This counter is internally incremented at each scan, i.e. every 40 ms (S300)"if(iSickNow != 0) {
syncedROSTime = ros::Time::now() - ros::Duration(scan_cycle_time);
syncedSICKStamp = iSickNow;
syncedTimeReady = true;
ROS_DEBUG("Got iSickNow, store sync-stamp: %d", syncedSICKStamp);
} else syncedTimeReady = false;
Since it's not implemented it only obfuscates the code while always ending up with ros::Time::now().
In ScannerSickS300.cpp
getScan()
function always returnsiTimeNow=0;
and does not assign value to iTimestamp. This is used by cob_sick_s300.cpp in
publishLaserScan()
to calculate the message timestamp.Since it's not implemented it only obfuscates the code while always ending up with
ros::Time::now()
.Will the timestamp calculation be implemented?
@fmessmer FYI
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