I'm using Kinetic.
I have a custom message path.msg
string path_name
segment[] segments
I'm trying to send a ROS goal with that message type.
I initialize an array in my code
cuarl_rover_planner::segment segments[path->getSegments().size()];
//do stuff that populates the array
cuarl_rover_planner::path action_path;
action_path.segments = segments; // Error here
I get this error
error: no match for ‘operator=’ (operand types are ‘cuarl_rover_planner::path_<std::allocator<void> >::_segments_type {aka std::vector<cuarl_rover_planner::segment_<std::allocator<void> >, std::allocator<cuarl_rover_planner::segment_<std::allocator<void> > > >}’ and ‘cuarl_rover_planner::segment [(<anonymous> + 1)] {aka cuarl_rover_planner::segment_<std::allocator<void> > [(<anonymous> + 1)]}’)
action_path.segments = segments;
I'm assuming that the action_path.segments
take a different data type, but I don't understand what that datatype is, from that error message.
action_path.segments
is a std::vector<segment>
, but your segments
variable is just a single segment, not a vector of segments. If you want to add only one segment, you can use action_path.push_back(segment)
. Otherwise, you can declare segments
as
std::vector<cuarl_rover_planner::segment> segments(path->getSegments().size());
If you wanted to use a raw pointer array for some reason (like you might be here), you have to explicitly set that up as std::vector
first, ie
action_path.segments = std::vector<cuarl_rover_planner::segment>(segments, segments+path->getSegments().size());
See How to initialize std::vector from C-style array? for more about setting a vector from a raw C-array.
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