NewGoalHandle

Struct NewGoalHandle 

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pub struct NewGoalHandle<G> { /* private fields */ }
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NewGoalHandle is received from an action client. It can be either accepted of rejected.

NewGoalHandle , AcceptedGoalHandle, and ExecutingGoalHandle are different types because they support different operations.

AcceptedGoalHandle is the result of action server accepting a goal. The action server can either start executing, or abort the goal, if it is no longer possible.

ExecutingGoalHandle is the result of starting exeuction on a goal. It supports:

  • publish_feedback - Notify action client that goal makes progress
  • send_result_response - Send the final result of the goal to the client (even if not successful)
  • abort_executing_goal - Abort the goal, if it is no longer executable.

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impl<G> NewGoalHandle<G>

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pub fn goal_id(&self) -> GoalId

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impl<G: Clone> Clone for NewGoalHandle<G>

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fn clone(&self) -> NewGoalHandle<G>

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl<G: Copy> Copy for NewGoalHandle<G>

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impl<G> Freeze for NewGoalHandle<G>

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impl<G> RefUnwindSafe for NewGoalHandle<G>
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impl<G> Send for NewGoalHandle<G>
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impl<G> Sync for NewGoalHandle<G>
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impl<G> Unpin for NewGoalHandle<G>
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impl<G> UnwindSafe for NewGoalHandle<G>
where G: UnwindSafe,

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