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/**

 * @file Behavior.cpp

 * @brief Contains basic functions for the structure of all behaviors.

 * 

 * Contains function implementations needed for all behavior.

 *

 * @author Colony Project, CMU Robotics Club

 * @author Priyanka Deo

 * @author Alex Zirbel

 * 

 * @defgroup behavior Behavior

 * @brief Functions which are accessible by all behaviors.

 *

 * @{

 **/

#include "Behavior.h"

using namespace std;

bool Behavior::keep_running;

/**

 * Constructs a behavior and sets up all control classes.

 *

 * This constructor is used by all behaviors which inherit the Behavior

 * class, so that it is easy to create a behavior with access to ROS

 * functionality through the control classes.

 *

 * @param scoutname If nonempty, specifies which scout in the simulator

 *                  will be controlled by this behavior.

 */

Behavior::Behavior(string scoutname, string my_name, Sensors * sensors)

{

    name = my_name;

    keep_running = true;

    sensors->init(&motors, &buttons, &sonar, &encoders, &linesensor,

                        &wl_sender, &wl_receiver, &paintboard, &metal_detector);

    wl_receiver->register_callback(std::bind(&Behavior::default_callback,

        this, std::placeholders::_1));

    loop_rate = new ros::Rate(10);

}

/**

 * Cleans up after a behavior is killed.

 */

Behavior::~Behavior()

{

  motors->set_sides(0, 0, MOTOR_ABSOLUTE);

  spinOnce();

  delete wl_receiver;

  delete loop_rate;

}

/**

 * Empty callback used as default callback for wireless receiver.

 */

void Behavior::default_callback(vector<uint8_t> data)

{

  return;

}

/**

 * Allows the behavior to check ros::ok(), without being aware of ROS.

 */

bool Behavior::ok()

{

    return keep_running;

}

/**

 * Allows the behavior to call ros::spin(), without being aware of ROS.

 */

void Behavior::spin()

{

    ros::spin();

    return;

}

/**

 * Allows the behavior to call ros::spinOnce(), without being aware of ROS.

 */

void Behavior::spinOnce()

{

    ros::spinOnce();

    return;

}

/**

 * Calls ros::spinOnce() in a loop until the duration is up.

 */

void Behavior::wait(float duration)

{

    ros::Rate r(WAIT_HZ);

    int ticks = int(duration * 100);

    for (int i = 0; i < ticks; i++)

    {

        spinOnce();

        r.sleep();

    }

}

/** @} */