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…y to send waypoint commands to the LLP with the telemetry class. Added node to read waypoint commands from a csv and publish them as they are carried out.
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I made several changes to the asctec_autopilot package to integrate waypoint support (i.e. I can now publish waypoint commands from one node and use the autopilot node to actually forward those commands to the LLP).
Specifically:
I added support for publishing the CurrentWay message with the telemetry class.
I added support for subscribing to Waypoint messages with the telemetry class.
I added the ability to send waypoint command messages to the LLP with the serial interface class.
I added a node that can read in a waypoint .csv and publish waypoints (it subscribes to the CurrentWay topic and sends a new waypoint when the current one is reached).
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