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While ros::roseus is trying to connect with the master, the eus node is not responsive to C-c interruptions. This is because the eus sigint handler will only set a flag on C-c, and then activate the new prompt on calls to breakck. In time-extensive operations we would usually set a smaller timeout, and loop for trials and breakcks. However, ros::init doesn't appear to have a timeout option. A solution for this would be to register separate sigint handlers during and after the master connection, but I am not sure if the ability to interrupt a ros::roseus call is worth the changes. https://github.com/jsk-ros-pkg/jsk_roseus/blob/master/roseus/roseus.cpp#L655 http://wiki.ros.org/roscpp/Overview/Initialization%20and%20Shutdown
Meanwhile, the emacs client in euslime sends an sigint to the euslisp process and assumes that the process is responsive. Trying to evaluate another request during this time will force the emacs buffer into waiting a response from the euslisp process, which in this case won't come until successfully connected to the master. Thus, leading to a crash.
I'll take a look if there is a way for the emacs client to assert if the console is responsive or not before sending requests.
Describe the bug
Emacs crashes
To Reproduce
without a proper master:
Log *slime-events*
Log *inferior-lisp*
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