1 | # :version: 0.1.0 |
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2 | # :copyright: Copyright (C) 2014 Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. |
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3 | # Todos los derechos reservados. |
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4 | # :license LASR_UC3M v1.0, ver LICENCIA.txt |
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5 | |||
6 | # Este programa es software libre: puede redistribuirlo y/o modificarlo |
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7 | # bajo los terminos de la Licencia Academica Social Robotics Lab - UC3M |
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8 | # publicada por la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, tanto en su version 1.0 |
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9 | # como en una version posterior. |
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11 | # Este programa se distribuye con la intencion de que sea util, |
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12 | # pero SIN NINGUNA GARANTIA. Para mas detalles, consulte la |
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13 | # Licencia Academica Social Robotics Lab - UC3M version 1.0 o posterior. |
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15 | # Usted ha recibido una copia de la Licencia Academica Social |
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16 | # Robotics Lab - UC3M en el fichero LICENCIA.txt, que tambien se encuentra |
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17 | # disponible en <URL a la LASR_UC3Mv1.0>. |
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18 | |||
19 | """ |
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20 | Coroutines that ease the data manipulation and communication in ROS. |
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21 | |||
22 | :author: Victor Gonzalez () |
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23 | :maintainer: Victor Gonzalez |
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24 | :version: 0.2 |
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25 | |||
26 | """ |
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27 | from __future__ import print_function |
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28 | |||
29 | import rospy |
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30 | from collections import deque |
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31 | from functools import wraps |
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32 | |||
33 | # from decorator import decorator |
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34 | |||
35 | |||
36 | # @decorator |
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37 | def coroutine(func): |
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38 | """ |
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39 | Decorator function that takes care of starting a coroutine automatically. |
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40 | |||
41 | Example |
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42 | |||
43 | >>> @coroutine |
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44 | >>> def grep(pattern): |
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45 | >>> print "Looking for %s" % pattern |
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46 | >>> while True: |
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47 | >>> line = (yield) |
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48 | >>> if pattern in line: |
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49 | >>> print line, |
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50 | >>> g = grep("python") |
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51 | >>> # Notice how you don't need a next() call here |
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52 | >>> g.send("Yeah, but no, but yeah, but no") |
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53 | >>> g.send("A series of tubes") |
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54 | >>> g.send("python generators rock!") |
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55 | |||
56 | Unshamely taken from: http://dabeaz.com/coroutines/coroutine.py |
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57 | BTW: If you still havent't checked out his great tutorials on coroutines |
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58 | do it right now and you will learn some Python magic tricks, litte bastard: |
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59 | http://dabeaz.com/coroutines |
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60 | """ |
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61 | @wraps(func) |
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62 | def start(*args, **kwargs): |
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63 | """Coroutine wrapper that sets up the coroutine.""" |
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64 | cr = func(*args, **kwargs) |
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65 | next(cr) |
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66 | return cr |
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67 | return start |
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68 | |||
69 | |||
70 | ############################################################################### |
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71 | # Filter Coroutines (intermediate steps in the data pipeline) |
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72 | ############################################################################### |
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73 | |||
74 | |||
75 | @coroutine |
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76 | def accumulator(num_items, target=None): |
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77 | """ |
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78 | Accumulate items in a list to send it to target when len == num_items. |
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79 | |||
80 | It clears the list after it is sent. |
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81 | If you do not specify the target, you will have to send it later. |
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82 | |||
83 | |||
84 | :param int num_items: (int) Num of items to accumulate before each |
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85 | :param target: (default: None) Next coroutine in the data pipeline |
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86 | Note that if you don't specify instantiate the coroutine |
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87 | specifying the ``target`` you'll have to send it later using |
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88 | ``accumulator.send(target)`` method. |
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89 | :type target: coroutine or None |
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90 | |||
91 | Example |
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92 | |||
93 | >>> accum = accumulator(3, printer()) |
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94 | >>> accum.send(1) # Nothing sent to printer coroutine |
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95 | >>> accum.send(2) # Still nothing sent |
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96 | >>> accum.send(3) |
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97 | [1, 2, 3] |
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98 | >>> accumf.send(4) |
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99 | >>> accumf.send(5) |
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100 | >>> accumf.send(6) |
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101 | [4, 5, 6] |
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102 | |||
103 | |||
104 | Note that you can call ``accumulator`` withouth specifying the target. |
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105 | If you don't specify the target, you'll have to send it manually: |
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106 | |||
107 | >>> accum = accumulator(3) |
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108 | >>> accum.send(printer()) # First you send the target |
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109 | >>> accum.send(1) # And then you can send regular data |
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110 | >>> accum.send(2) |
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111 | >>> accum.send(3) |
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112 | [1, 2, 3] |
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113 | """ |
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114 | items = list() |
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115 | if not target: |
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116 | target = (yield) |
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117 | while True: |
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118 | items.append((yield)) |
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119 | if len(items) == num_items: |
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120 | target.send(items) |
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121 | del items[:] |
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122 | |||
123 | |||
124 | @coroutine |
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125 | def sliding_window(size, target=None): |
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126 | """ |
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127 | Send the last size recived elements to target. |
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128 | |||
129 | :param int size: Size of the sliding window |
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130 | :param target: (default: None) Next coroutine in the data pipeline |
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131 | Note that if you don't specify instantiate the coroutine |
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132 | specifying the ``target`` you'll have to send it later using |
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133 | ``sliding_window.send(target)`` method. |
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134 | :type target: coroutine or None |
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135 | |||
136 | |||
137 | Example |
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138 | |||
139 | >>> window = sliding_window(3, printer()) |
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140 | >>> for i in xrange(5): |
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141 | >>> window.send(i) |
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142 | [0] |
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143 | [0, 1] |
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144 | [0, 1, 2] |
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145 | [1, 2, 3] |
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146 | [2, 3, 4] |
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147 | """ |
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148 | window = deque([], size) |
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149 | if not target: |
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150 | target = (yield) |
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151 | while True: |
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152 | window.append((yield)) |
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153 | target.send(list(window)) |
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154 | |||
155 | |||
156 | @coroutine |
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157 | def do(f, target=None): |
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158 | """ |
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159 | Apply f on x, send x to the next coroutine. |
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160 | |||
161 | Note that ``do`` does not send f(x) but x itself. That means that only |
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162 | side effects of ``f`` are relevant. |
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163 | This is a good coroutine for logging or publishing messages through |
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164 | the pipeline. |
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165 | |||
166 | :param callable f: Function with side effects to apply to incoming messages |
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167 | :param target: (default: None) Next coroutine in the data pipeline |
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168 | Note that if you don't specify instantiate the coroutine |
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169 | specifying the ``target`` you'll have to send it later using |
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170 | ``do.send(target)`` method. |
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171 | :type target: coroutine or None |
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172 | |||
173 | Example |
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174 | |||
175 | >>> def print_msg(msg): |
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176 | >>> print msg |
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177 | >>> t = do(print_msg, transformer(lambda x: x+1, printer())) |
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178 | >>> t.send(1) |
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179 | 1 |
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180 | 2 |
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181 | >>> t.send(10) |
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182 | 10 |
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183 | 11 |
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184 | """ |
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185 | if not target: |
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186 | target = (yield) |
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187 | while True: |
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188 | msg = (yield) |
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189 | f(msg) |
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190 | target.send(msg) |
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193 | @coroutine |
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194 | def transformer(f, target=None): |
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195 | """ |
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196 | Apply f to incoming data and send the result to target coroutine. |
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197 | |||
198 | :param callable f: Function to apply to every incoming message |
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199 | :param target: (default: None) Next coroutine in the data pipeline |
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200 | Note that if you don't specify instantiate the coroutine |
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201 | specifying the ``target`` you'll have to send it later using |
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202 | ``transformer.send(target)`` method. |
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203 | :type target: coroutine or None |
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204 | |||
205 | Example |
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206 | |||
207 | >>> t = transformer(lambda x: x+1, printer()) |
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208 | >>> t.send(1) |
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209 | 2 |
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210 | >>> t.send(10) |
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211 | 11 |
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212 | """ |
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213 | if not target: |
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214 | target = (yield) |
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215 | while True: |
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216 | msg = f((yield)) |
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217 | target.send(msg) |
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218 | |||
219 | |||
220 | mapper = transformer # alias |
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223 | @coroutine |
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224 | def startransformer(f, target=None, *fargs, **fkwargs): |
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225 | """ |
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226 | Apply f (where f has multiple args) to incoming data. Send result to target. |
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227 | |||
228 | This is an extension of the transformer coroutine that uses functions |
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229 | that require more than one argument. Note that the first argument of f |
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230 | is received by the coroutine, while the remaining args are pre-set in |
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231 | fargs and fkwargs. |
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232 | |||
233 | :param callable f: Function to apply to every incoming message |
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234 | :param target: (default: None) Next coroutine in the data pipeline |
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235 | Note that if you don't specify instantiate the coroutine |
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236 | specifying the ``target`` you'll have to send it later using |
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237 | ``transformer.send(target)`` method. |
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238 | :type target: coroutine or None |
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239 | :param fargs: Extra arguments to pass to `f` |
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240 | :param fkwargs: keyword arguments to pass to `f` |
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241 | |||
242 | Example: |
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243 | |||
244 | >>> import operator as op |
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245 | >>> increment = transformer(op.add, printer(), 1) |
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246 | >>> increment.send(1) |
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247 | 2 |
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248 | >>> increment.send(2) |
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249 | 3 |
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250 | >>> increment.send(3) |
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251 | 4 |
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252 | >>> increment.send(10) |
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253 | 11 |
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254 | |||
255 | Note that if you want to use the curried version of startransformer |
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256 | (E.g. for their use in pipes), you mustset the target coroutine as `None`: |
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257 | |||
258 | >>> import operator as op |
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259 | >>> increment = transformer(op.add, None, 1) # Explicitly say "No target". |
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260 | >>> increment.send(printer()) # Send the target first. |
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261 | >>> increment.send(1) # And then you can send regular data. |
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262 | 2 |
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263 | >>> increment.send(2) |
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264 | 3 |
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265 | >>> increment.send(3) |
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266 | 4 |
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267 | """ |
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268 | if not target: |
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269 | target = (yield) |
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270 | while True: |
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271 | msg = f((yield), *fargs, **fkwargs) |
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272 | target.send(msg) |
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273 | |||
274 | |||
275 | starmapper = startransformer # alias |
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278 | @coroutine |
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279 | def filterer(pred, target=None): |
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280 | """ |
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281 | Coroutine that Filters its messages with pred function. |
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282 | |||
283 | :param callable pred: Predicate that evaluates every incoming message |
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284 | :param target: (default: None) Next coroutine in the data pipeline |
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285 | Note that if you don't specify instantiate the coroutine |
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286 | specifying the ``target`` you'll have to send it later using |
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287 | ``filterer.send(target)`` method. |
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288 | :type target: coroutine or None |
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289 | |||
290 | |||
291 | Example |
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292 | |||
293 | >>> is_even = lambda x: x % 2 == 0 |
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294 | >>> evens = filterer(is_even, printer()) |
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295 | >>> for i in xrange(5): |
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296 | >>> evens.send(i) |
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297 | 0 |
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298 | 2 |
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299 | 4 |
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300 | |||
301 | """ |
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302 | if not target: |
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303 | target = (yield) |
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304 | while True: |
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305 | msg = (yield) |
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306 | if pred(msg): |
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307 | target.send(msg) |
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308 | |||
309 | |||
310 | @coroutine |
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311 | def starfilterer(pred, target=None, *fargs, **fkwargs): |
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312 | """ |
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313 | Multiple argument version of filterer. |
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314 | |||
315 | This is an extension of the filterer coroutine which uses predicates |
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316 | that require more than one argument. Note that the first argument of f |
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317 | is received by the coroutine, while the remaining args are pre-set in |
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318 | fargs and fkwargs. |
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319 | |||
320 | Coroutine that Filters its messages with pred function. |
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321 | |||
322 | :param callable pred: Predicate that evaluates every incoming message |
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323 | :param target: (default: None) Next coroutine in the data pipeline |
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324 | Note that if you don't specify instantiate the coroutine |
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325 | specifying the ``target`` you'll have to send it later using |
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326 | ``filterer.send(target)`` method. |
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327 | :type target: coroutine or None |
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328 | :param fargs: Extra arguments to pass to `f` |
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329 | :param fkwargs: keyword arguments to pass to `f` |
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330 | |||
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332 | Example |
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334 | >>> greater_than = lambda x, y: x > y |
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335 | >>> greater_than_two = filterer(greater_than, printer(), 2) |
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336 | >>> for i in xrange(5): |
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337 | >>> greater_than_two.send(i) |
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338 | 3 |
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339 | 4 |
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340 | |||
341 | Note that if you want to use the curried version of starfilterer |
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342 | (E.g. for their use in pipes), you mustset the target coroutine as `None`: |
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343 | |||
344 | >>> greater_than = lambda x, y: x > y |
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345 | >>> greater_than_two = filterer(greater_than, None, 2) |
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346 | >>> greater_than_two.send(printer()) # First you set the target coroutine |
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347 | >>> for i in xrange(5): # And then you can send it regular data |
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348 | >>> greater_than_two.send(i) |
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349 | 3 |
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350 | 4 |
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351 | |||
352 | """ |
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353 | if not target: |
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354 | target = (yield) |
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355 | while True: |
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356 | msg = (yield) |
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357 | if pred(msg, *fargs, **fkwargs): |
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358 | target.send(msg) |
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361 | @coroutine |
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362 | def splitter(*coroutines): |
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363 | """ |
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364 | Send the data to all the passed coroutines. |
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365 | |||
366 | :param coroutines: coroutines at which the incoming data will be sent |
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367 | |||
368 | Example: |
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369 | >>> s = splitter(printer(), |
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370 | printer(suffix='!!!'), |
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371 | printer(suffix='World!')) |
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372 | >>> s.send('Hello') |
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373 | 'Hello' |
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374 | 'Hello!!!' |
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375 | 'Hello World!' |
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376 | |||
377 | If you do not specify the coroutines at coroutine instantiation, you'll |
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378 | have to do it later by sending a ``tuple`` or a ``list`` using the |
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379 | ``send`` method. |
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380 | |||
381 | >>> s = splitter() # You'll need to specify the coroutines later |
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382 | >>> targets = [printer(), |
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383 | printer(suffix='!!!'), |
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384 | printer(suffix='World!')] |
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385 | >>> s.send(targets) # Now you can send regular data. |
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386 | >>> s.send('Hello') |
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387 | 'Hello' |
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388 | 'Hello!!!' |
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389 | 'Hello World!' |
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390 | """ |
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391 | if not coroutines: |
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392 | coroutines = (yield) |
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393 | while True: |
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394 | data = (yield) |
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395 | for c in coroutines: |
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396 | c.send(data) |
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397 | |||
398 | |||
399 | @coroutine |
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400 | def either(pred, targets=(None, None)): |
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401 | """ |
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402 | Split an incoming message in two coroutintes according to a predicate. |
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403 | |||
404 | The predicate is evaluated against incoming data to decide to which |
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405 | coroutine resend the incoming message. |
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406 | If the predicate produces a ``True``, then the incoming message will be |
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407 | sent to ``targets[0]``. If produces ``False`` it will be sent to |
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408 | ``targets[1]`` |
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409 | |||
410 | :param callable pred: Predicate to decide to which target send the data |
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411 | :param targets: A pair of coroutines to send the data. |
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412 | If you don't instantiate the coroutine with this param, |
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413 | you will need to send the targets afterwards prior to start |
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414 | sending it data. |
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415 | :type targets: tuple(coroutine, coroutine) |
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416 | |||
417 | A possible use of this coroutine is to send data to loggers if some |
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418 | preconditions fail: |
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419 | |||
420 | Example |
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422 | >>> data_processor = transformer(lambda x: x**2, printer()) |
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423 | >>> error_logger = printer(prefix="ERROR: value too high!") |
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424 | >>> ei = either(lambda x: x > 10) |
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425 | >>> ei.send((data_processor, error_logger)) |
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426 | >>> ei.send(2) |
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427 | 4 |
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428 | >>> ei.send(12) |
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429 | "ERROR: value too high!" |
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430 | >>> ei.send(5) |
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431 | 25 |
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432 | """ |
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433 | if not all(targets): |
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434 | targets = (yield) |
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435 | trues, falses = targets |
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436 | while True: |
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437 | msg = (yield) |
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438 | if pred(msg): |
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439 | trues.send(msg) |
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440 | else: |
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441 | falses.send(msg) |
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442 | |||
443 | |||
444 | @coroutine |
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445 | def folder(binop, init_value, target=None): |
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446 | """ |
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447 | The reduce equivalent for coroutines. |
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448 | |||
449 | Applies binop to each received value and the previous result |
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450 | and sends the result to target |
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451 | |||
452 | :param callable binop: binary operation to apply to each received msg |
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453 | :param init_value: value used the first time the coroutine receives data |
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454 | :param target: (default: None) Next coroutine in the data pipeline |
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455 | Note that if you don't specify instantiate the coroutine |
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456 | specifying the ``target`` you'll have to send it later using |
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457 | ``folder.send(target)`` method. |
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458 | :type target: coroutine or None |
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459 | |||
460 | Example: |
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461 | |||
462 | >>> import operator as op |
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463 | >>> mul = fold(op.mul, 1, printer()) |
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464 | >>> for _ in xrange(5): |
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465 | mul.send(2) |
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466 | 2 |
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467 | 4 |
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468 | 8 |
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469 | 16 |
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470 | 32 |
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471 | """ |
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472 | value = init_value |
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473 | target = target or (yield) |
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474 | # target = kwargs.get('target', (yield)) |
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475 | # if not target: |
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476 | # target = (yield) |
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477 | while True: |
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478 | value = binop(value, (yield)) |
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479 | target.send(value) |
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480 | |||
481 | |||
482 | @coroutine |
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483 | def dropwhile(pred, target=None): |
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484 | """ |
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485 | Drop received elements while pred is True. |
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486 | |||
487 | :param callable pred: Predicate that evaluates incoming data |
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488 | :param target: (default: None) Next coroutine in the data pipeline |
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489 | Note that if you don't specify instantiate the coroutine |
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490 | specifying the ``target`` you'll have to send it later using |
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491 | ``buffer.send(target)`` method. |
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492 | :type target: coroutine or None |
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493 | |||
494 | Example: |
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495 | |||
496 | >>> tw = dropwhile(lambda x: 0 <= x <= 1, printer()) |
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497 | >>> tw.send(-1) # Nothing is printed |
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498 | >>> tw.send(2) # Nothing is printed |
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499 | >>> tw.send(0.2) |
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500 | 0.2 |
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501 | >>> tw.send(42) |
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502 | 42 |
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503 | """ |
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504 | if not target: |
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505 | target = (yield) |
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506 | while True: |
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507 | value = (yield) |
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508 | if not pred(value): |
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509 | target.send(value) |
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510 | break |
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511 | while True: |
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512 | target.send((yield)) |
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513 | |||
514 | |||
515 | @coroutine |
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516 | def takewhile(pred, target=None): |
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517 | """ |
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518 | Send elements to target until pred returns False. |
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519 | |||
520 | :param callable pred: Predicate that evaluates incoming data |
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521 | :param target: (default: None) Next coroutine in the data pipeline |
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522 | Note that if you don't specify instantiate the coroutine |
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523 | specifying the ``target`` you'll have to send it later using |
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524 | ``buffer.send(target)`` method. |
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525 | :type target: coroutine or None |
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526 | |||
527 | Example: |
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528 | -------- |
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529 | >>> tw = takewhile(lambda x: 0 <= x <= 1, printer()) |
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530 | >>> tw.send(0.1) |
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531 | 0.1 |
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532 | >>> tw.send(0.5) |
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533 | 0.5 |
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534 | >>> tw.send(2) # Nothing is printed anymore |
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535 | >>> tw.send(0.2) # Nothing is printed |
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536 | """ |
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537 | if not target: |
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538 | target = ((yield)) |
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539 | while True: |
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540 | val = (yield) |
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541 | if pred(val): |
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542 | target.send(val) |
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543 | else: |
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544 | break |
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545 | while True: |
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546 | (yield) |
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547 | |||
548 | ############################################################################### |
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549 | # Consumer Coroutines (sinks in the data pipeline) |
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550 | ############################################################################### |
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551 | |||
552 | |||
553 | @coroutine |
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554 | def publisher(topic, msg_type, *args, **kwargs): |
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555 | """ |
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556 | A coroutine-based rospy.publisher. |
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557 | |||
558 | :topic: (str) Name of the topic to publish |
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559 | :msg_type: type of the message to publish |
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560 | |||
561 | Example of use: |
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562 | |||
563 | >>> from std_msgs import String |
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564 | >>> pub = publisher('/my_topic', String) |
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565 | >>> pub.send("Hello World!") |
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566 | >>> # At this point you would receive "Hello World!" in /my_topic |
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567 | |||
568 | See: rospy.publisher |
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569 | """ |
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570 | pub = rospy.Publisher(topic, msg_type, *args, **kwargs) |
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571 | while True: |
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572 | pub.publish((yield)) |
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573 | |||
574 | |||
575 | @coroutine |
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576 | def logger(logger_, prefix='', suffix=''): |
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577 | """ |
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578 | Call logger_ on incoming data. |
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579 | |||
580 | :param callable logger_: Logger function that prints logging messages |
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581 | :param str prefix: (Default: '') Prefix to append to incoming data. |
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582 | :param str suffix: (Default: '') Suffix to append to incoming data. |
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583 | |||
584 | |||
585 | Example: |
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586 | |||
587 | >>> err_logger = logger(rospy.logerr, prefix="ERROR: ", suffix="!!!") |
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588 | >>> err_logger.send("This is an error message") |
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589 | "ERROR: This is an error message!!!" |
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590 | """ |
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591 | while True: |
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592 | try: |
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593 | string = str((yield)) |
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594 | logger_(''.join([prefix, string, suffix])) |
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595 | except StopIteration: |
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596 | pass |
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597 | |||
598 | |||
599 | @coroutine |
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600 | def printer(prefix='', suffix=''): |
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601 | """ |
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602 | Print incoming data. |
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603 | |||
604 | :param str prefix: (Default: '') Prefix to append to incoming data. |
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605 | :param str suffix: (Default: '') Suffix to append to incoming data. |
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606 | |||
607 | Example: |
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608 | |||
609 | >>> p = printer() |
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610 | >>> p.send("Hello World") |
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611 | 'Hello World' |
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612 | >>> p = printer(prefix='You said: ', suffix='!') |
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613 | >>> p.send("Hello World") |
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614 | 'You said: Hello World"' |
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615 | """ |
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616 | while True: |
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617 | try: |
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618 | item = (yield) |
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619 | print(''.join([prefix, item, suffix])) |
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620 | except StopIteration: |
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621 | pass |
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622 | |||
623 | |||
624 | ############################################################################### |
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625 | # Data producers |
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626 | ############################################################################### |
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627 | class PipedSubscriber(object): |
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628 | |||
629 | """ |
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630 | Subscriber to a ROS topic to send/receive msgs to a coroutine or a pipe. |
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631 | |||
632 | A wrapper of the `rospy.Subscriber` class that connects the Subscriber |
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633 | directly with a coroutine (or a pipe) that processes the incoming msgs. |
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634 | In short it has the same api as `rospy.subscriber` but, instead of a |
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635 | callback you pass it a coroutine or a `pipe` to it. |
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636 | |||
637 | :param str topic_name: Name of the topic to Subscriber |
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638 | :param type msg_type: Type of the messages of `topic_name` |
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639 | :param generator target: The coroutine or |
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640 | ..mod:pipe where the incoming messages will be sent |
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641 | |||
642 | Here you can see an example of use: |
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643 | |||
644 | >>> ### This node subscribes to the 'my_topic' topic, |
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645 | >>> ### transforms incoming strings to uppercase and |
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646 | >>> ### publishes them into rospy.logerr |
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647 | >>> import rospy |
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648 | >>> pipe = pipe([transformer(lambda x: str(x).upper()), |
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649 | logger(rospy.logwarn, prefix='Got: ')]) |
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650 | >>> rospy.init_node('my_node') |
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651 | >>> rospy.loginfo("Node {} started".format(rospy.get_name())) |
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652 | >>> PipedSubscriber('my_topic', String, pipe) |
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653 | >>> # rospy.spin() |
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654 | """ |
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655 | |||
656 | def __init__(self, topic_name, msg_type, target, *args, **kwargs): |
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657 | """ Class constructor. """ |
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658 | rospy.Subscriber(topic_name, msg_type, target.send, *args, **kwargs) |
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659 | |||
660 | |||
661 | ############################################################################### |
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662 | # Utilities |
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663 | ############################################################################### |
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664 | def pipe(coroutines): |
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665 | """ |
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666 | Chain several coroutines to create a data processing pipe. |
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667 | |||
668 | Chains several coroutines together and returns the first coroutine |
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669 | of the pipe so you can send messages through the whole pipe. |
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670 | |||
671 | Note: The pipe establishes the connections between coroutines, |
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672 | therefore, you do not need to establish the targets. |
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673 | |||
674 | Params |
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675 | :param list coroutines: list of coroutines to pipe |
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676 | :return: The first coroutine of the pipe |
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677 | :rtype: coroutine |
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678 | |||
679 | Example: |
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680 | |||
681 | >>> coroutines = (transformer(lambda x: x+1), |
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682 | filterer(lambda x: x%2==0), |
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683 | printer()) |
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684 | >>> p = pipe(coroutines) |
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685 | >>> p.send(1) |
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686 | 2 |
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687 | >>> p.send(4) # No output |
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688 | >>> p.send(-1) |
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689 | 0 |
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690 | |||
691 | Here you can see a more useful example where we calculate the mean |
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692 | of the last 3 received messages and print them on screen only if they |
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693 | meet certain conditions: |
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694 | |||
695 | Example |
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696 | |||
697 | >>> coroutines = [sliding_window(3), |
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698 | transformer(np.mean), |
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699 | filterer(lambda x: 0<= x <= 1), |
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700 | printer(prefix="Result: ")] |
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701 | >>> pipe = pipe(coroutines) |
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702 | >>> pipe.send(3) # No output since mean <= 1 |
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703 | >>> pipe.send(1) # No output since mean <= 1 |
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704 | >>> pipe.send(1) # No output since mean <= 1 |
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705 | >>> pipe.send(1) |
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706 | 1.0 |
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707 | >>> pipe.send(1) |
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708 | 1.0 |
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709 | >>> pipe.send(0.1) |
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710 | 0.7 |
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711 | >>> pipe.send(0.1) |
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712 | 0.4 |
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713 | """ |
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714 | _coroutines = list(reversed(coroutines)) |
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715 | pairs = list(zip(_coroutines[:], _coroutines[1:])) |
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716 | for p in pairs: |
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717 | p[1].send(p[0]) |
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718 | return coroutines[0] |
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719 |
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