rclrs

Struct SpinOptions

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct SpinOptions { pub only_next_available_work: bool, pub timeout: Option<Duration>, }
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A bundle of optional conditions that a user may want to impose on how long an executor spins for.

By default the executor will be allowed to spin indefinitely.

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§only_next_available_work: bool

Only perform the next available work. This is similar to spin_once in rclcpp and rclpy.

To only process work that is immediately available without waiting at all, set a timeout of zero.

§timeout: Option<Duration>

Stop waiting after this duration of time has passed. Use Some(0) to not wait any amount of time. Use None to wait an infinite amount of time.

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impl SpinOptions

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pub fn new() -> Self

Use default spin options.

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pub fn spin_once() -> Self

Behave like spin_once in rclcpp and rclpy.

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pub fn timeout(self, timeout: Duration) -> Self

Stop spinning once this durtion of time is reached.

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impl Default for SpinOptions

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fn default() -> SpinOptions

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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