[quote="rohbotics, post:3, topic:1001"]
ParameterService allows other nodes to set/get/list parameters in this node.
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[quote="wjwwood, post:2, topic:1001"]
(also I think the node automatically has a parameter service, so you should only need a client)
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I initially tried sending params to the talker without adding any code, and it failed. So that puts this statement into question.
Thanks for the insight on the proper usage.
[quote="rohbotics, post:3, topic:1001"]
Neither of these are the API for interacting with the parameters for this node, which should be done through Node
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I guess I never knew this. What is the API for setting/getting params in Node? I hadn't seen anything in the past. Maybe things have changed and I'm just oblivious. :blush:
The way I've been working with parameters is to create a Service and Client for each node. Then I register an event callback for each node. And inside the param event callback for each node, I condition on the name of the parameter being modified/created/deleted, and assign the value to a local variable used for computation, etc.
Sounds like that approach is off-the-mark. I'll look into the `Node::register_param_change_callback()
` method and modify how I'm working with parameters.
Usually my use case is to create/setup my node, wait for parameters to be set to a good value (typically by an external entity), then proceed to do work.
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