osi_trafficcommandupdate.proto

syntax = "proto2";

option optimize_for = SPEED;

import "osi_version.proto";
import "osi_common.proto";

package osi3;

//
// \brief This message enables the traffic participant model to send updates 
// to the scenario engine about the execution of its received \c TrafficCommand input. 
// While traffic actions are usually executed successfully by the traffic participant,
// there may be actions which the traffic participant is not able to execute
// either for capability or situation-specific reasons. 
// 
// This message allows a traffic participant to send feedback if an action 
// cannot happen as requested by the \c TrafficCommand. Currently, it is out of
// scope to standardize the exact reason for non-executability or failed execution 
// because the reason can have multiple explanations. The responsibility for deciding 
// about successful or unsuccessful scenario execution lies fully on the side of the 
// scenario engine.  
//
// \note This interface is currently just a placeholder and could be
// changed in experimental ways to support semantics of upcoming OpenSCENARIO 
// versions. 
//
message TrafficCommandUpdate
{
    // The interface version used by the sender (traffic participant model).
    //
    optional InterfaceVersion version = 1;

    // The data timestamp of the simulation environment. Zero time is arbitrary
    // but must be identical for all messages. Zero time does not need to
    // coincide with the UNIX epoch. It is recommended to use zero timestamp as 
    // the starting time point of the simulation.
    //
    optional Timestamp timestamp = 2;

    // The ID of this traffic participant which must coincide with a prior sent ID, cf.
    // \c TrafficCommand::traffic_participant_id.
    //
    optional Identifier traffic_participant_id = 3;

    // Actions which a traffic participant dismisses and which are not yet ended or 
    // aborted by the scenario engine (via a \c TrafficCommand::action.end_actions_action or a 
    // \c TrafficCommand::action.abort_actions_action). 
    // Thus, the valid time interval for this action is after the \c TrafficCommand::timestamp
    // for the respective action, which tells a traffic participant to perform an action, has 
    // been sent, but must not be after a \c TrafficCommand::timestamp of the respective End-Actions-Action 
    // or Abort-Actions-Action, which tells a traffic participant to end or abort that action. 
    //
    // Furthermore, a \c TrafficCommand::action.end_actions_action or a 
    // \c TrafficCommand::action.abort_actions_action must not be sent after this action 
    // (the \c TrafficCommandUpdate::dismissed_action) for a respective action has been sent.
    //
    // \note If more than one dismissed action is supplied it means that
    // multiple actions are regarded as dismissed.
    //
    repeated DismissedAction dismissed_action = 4;
    
    // 
    // \brief Action which a traffic participant dismisses.
    //
    message DismissedAction 
    {
        // Dismissed traffic action id from the perspective of this traffic participant, if any.
        //
        // \note A dismissed traffic action id identifies a \c TrafficCommand::action which cannot be executed or 
        // completed by the traffic participant. This field must have the same value as the 
        // \c ActionHeader::action_id of a prior sent \c TrafficCommand and must correspond
        // to the same traffic participant.
        //
        optional Identifier dismissed_action_id = 1;

        // Information about the reason of failure.
        // 
        // \note This is a custom, informal string without a standardized meaning. 
        //
        optional string failure_reason = 2;
    }
}