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From #892 (comment)
rclcpp::Time(0, 0, clock->get_clock_type())
TransfomerGuard
tf2::TImePointZero
rclcpp::Time(0, 0, ...)
tf2::TimePointZero
rclcpp::TimePoint(0, 0)
rclcpp::TimePoint(0, 0, clock->get_clock_type())
It would be nice to have discoverable documentation for this in some location.
\cc @sloretz
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From #892 (comment)
rclcpp::Time(0, 0, clock->get_clock_type())
TransfomerGuard
, but provides no explicit guidance on when to usetf2::TImePointZero
vs.rclcpp::Time(0, 0, ...)
.tf2::TimePointZero
, but makes no mention of when to prefer other constructrclcpp::TimePoint(0, 0)
vs.rclcpp::TimePoint(0, 0, clock->get_clock_type())
unclear, will probably admit bugsIt would be nice to have discoverable documentation for this in some location.
\cc @sloretz
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