In addition to using rxconsole or manually using ros::this_node::getName(),
there's an accidentally undocumented feature in cturtle that lets you
specify an environment variable format string, e.g.:

export ROSCONSOLE_FORMAT='[${severity}] [${time}]: ${message}'

This is the default if unspecified.  You can use ${node} to add the node
name, e.g.:

export ROSCONSOLE_FORMAT='[${severity}] [${time}] ${node}: ${message}'

I'm documenting this on the rosconsole page now, but the current possible
formatting options are:
severity
message
time
thread
logger
file
line
function
node

Josh

On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 10:22 AM, Ivan Dryanovski
<ivan.dryanovski@gmail.com>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Can I access the name of a node from inside a cpp program? I know that
> one of the argv** arguments passed through the program is
> "__name:=FOO". Is there an easier way to access that, without having
> to parse through the argv values?
>
> What I am eventually interested in is having the name of the node
> prepended to ROS_INFO statements. I was going to do it manually by
> finding the name of the node and doing
>
> ROS_INFO("%s: Some message here.", nodeName_);
>
> Which would result in
>
> FOO: Some message here.
>
> If someone has a suggestion for a cleaner way to do this, let me know
> please!
>
> Thanks,
> Ivan Dryanovski
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