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rx: rxbag | rxdeps | rxgraph | rxtools | wxPython_swig_interface | wxswig | xdot

Package Summary

rxgraph is a command-line tool for visualizing a ROS computation graph. The rxgraph is a new package in ROS 1.1 that provides an updated version of the rxgraph tool that was originally distributed in the rosgraph package.

rx: rxbag | rxdeps | rxgraph | rxtools | wxPython_swig_interface | wxswig | xdot

Package Summary

rxgraph is a command-line tool for visualizing a ROS computation graph. The rxgraph is a new package in ROS 1.1 that provides an updated version of the rxgraph tool that was originally distributed in the rosgraph package.

rx: rxbag | rxgraph | rxtools | wxPython_swig_interface | xdot

Package Summary

rx: rxbag | rxgraph | rxtools | wxpython_swig_interface | xdot

Package Summary

Package deprecated This wxWidget based tool is superseded by the Qt based tool rqt_graph

rxgraph is a command-line tool for visualizing a ROS computation graph.

Deprecated

(!) rx packages are replaced by rqt, which is available for fuerte and later. rqt_graph succeeds rxgraph.

Command-line tools

rxgraph

rxgraph display a visualization of a ROS Computation Graph, i.e. the ROS nodes that are currently running, as well as the ROS topics that connect them.

attachment:Screenshot-rxgraph.png

NOTE: Screenshot is of rxgraph in ROS 1.1. Older version does not have right-hand pane or filter bar.

Usage

Usage: rxgraph [options]

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -o DOTFILE, --dot=DOTFILE
                        ouput graph as graphviz dot file

New in ROS 1.1

Removed in ROS 1.1

The -q and -t options were removed from the command-line and replaced with 'quiet' and 'All topics' check-boxes in the toolbar.

The quiet option removes the following nodes:

['/diag_agg', '/runtime_logger', '/pr2_dashboard', '/rviz', 
'/rosout', '/cpu_monitor', '/monitor','/hd_monitor', '/rxloggerlevel', '/clock']

Usually, topics are marked with edges and nodes by ellipses. The 'All topics' option makes the topics appear as rectangles. It also makes those topics visible which have either no publishers or no subscribers.


2024-03-16 13:00