Open mikepurvis opened 8 years ago
Currently, it's not possible to load a bag from the command line. But you can load a bag file from GUI. See the first image in the README.
I will investigate the command line option mentioned in #10.
Okay, I had tried that, but it didn't work for me either and I assumed it was due to the commented out section.
That might be due to us being pinned to an older version of rqt due to rqt_rviz, though. Will close until I've had a chance to confirm that there's a problem here when on all-public packages.
This video shows what should happen (master branch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtqPlc_Ze5o Important is, that you have already configured your curves. Otherwise nothing happens.
The commented out section has nothing to do with the bag import from the GUI.
Just ran across the same issue. It's probably a good idea to document the need for prior curve configuration on the Readme (or make it possible to configure them when the bag is loaded ;) ).
@samuelba is there still a plan to implement bag loading from the command line?
@jcarius unfortunately I have no time to work on this plugin at the moment, but I'm happy to review a pull request ;)
My plots are working great live, but I can't seem to plot from a bag.
There's some code here that looks like it accepts a
multiplot-bag
argument, but it's not clear how that argument is supplied. Looks like #10 addresses breaking it out to the Python wrapper, and in the meantime it seems something like this should work, but it's not doing right thing for me:The only other place
readBag
is called looks like it's from a UI interaction, but there is commented out as well: https://github.com/ethz-asl/rqt_multiplot_plugin/blob/85f86a083eb47d5d8baefba168290b09fff333cf/rqt_multiplot/src/rqt_multiplot/MultiplotWidget.cpp#L109-L111Is there something silly I'm missing here?