CheckForceTorqueSensors.cpp

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/*
 * This file is part of ArmarX.
 *
 * Copyright (C) 2014-2016, High Performance Humanoid Technologies (H2T), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), all rights reserved.
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 *
 * @package    RobotSkillTemplates::HapticsGroup
 * @author     [Author Name] ( [Author Email] )
 * @date       2014
 * @copyright  http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.txt
 *             GNU General Public License
 */
 
#include "CheckForceTorqueSensors.h"
 
using namespace armarx;
using namespace HapticsGroup;
 
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CheckForceTorqueSensors::SubClassRegistry CheckForceTorqueSensors::Registry(CheckForceTorqueSensors::GetName(), &CheckForceTorqueSensors::CreateInstance);
 
 
 
CheckForceTorqueSensors::CheckForceTorqueSensors(XMLStateConstructorParams stateData) :
    XMLStateTemplate < CheckForceTorqueSensors > (stateData)
{
}
 
void CheckForceTorqueSensors::onEnter()
{
    // put your user code for the enter-point here
    // execution time should be short (<100ms)
}
 
void CheckForceTorqueSensors::run()
{
    // put your user code for the execution-phase here
    // runs in seperate thread, thus can do complex operations
    // should check constantly whether isRunningTaskStopped() returns true
 
 
    while (!isRunningTaskStopped()) // stop run function if returning true
    {
        // do your calculations
    }
 
}
 
void CheckForceTorqueSensors::onBreak()
{
    // put your user code for the breaking point here
    // execution time should be short (<100ms)
}
 
void CheckForceTorqueSensors::onExit()
{
    // put your user code for the exit point here
    // execution time should be short (<100ms)
 
}
 
// DO NOT EDIT NEXT FUNCTION
std::string CheckForceTorqueSensors::GetName()
{
    return "CheckForceTorqueSensors";
}
 
// DO NOT EDIT NEXT FUNCTION
XMLStateFactoryBasePtr CheckForceTorqueSensors::CreateInstance(XMLStateConstructorParams stateData)
{
    return XMLStateFactoryBasePtr(new CheckForceTorqueSensors(stateData));
}