Version 6.0.0
Control Libraries version 6.0.0
Version 6.0.0 refactors the StateType enum in state representation to be more descriptive and widely useful as well as
the dynamical systems factory for easier creation of these classes. This major change breaks implementations using
StateType enums explicitly (e.g. for parameters) and dynamical systems from the prior version.
See the updated documentation for usage guidelines for the DynamicalSystemsFactory.
This release also includes a few new features, fixes and improvements as well as updated documentation in
all parts of the control libraries.
Breaking changes
This release contains the following breaking changes:
- Refactor
StateType
enum andParameterType
enum (#277, #278, #280, #284) - Relocate the
DYNAMICAL_SYSTEM_TYPE
enum to the generaldynamical_systems
namespace (#288)
state_representation
To make the StateType
enum more descriptive and useful, individual spatial state types have been added
and the ParameterType
moved to a separate enum. This change helps with the translation of parameters and
encoded states in downstream projects by allowing for greater introspection of data types from this enum.
Any implementations that use StateType
from a prior version to create parameters or compare state types should be
updated.
dynamical_systems
The previous DYNAMICAL_SYSTEM
enum has been removed from the dynamical system factory class and put directly in the
general dynamical_systems
namespace and renamed to DYNAMICAL_SYSTEM_TYPE
to shorten the creation and to have the
same structure as the controllers factory.
Any implementations that use the previous enum have to be updated. See the documentation for more information.
Features
state_representation
- Add CartesianState attribute setters from std vector and coefficients (#291)
python
- Use pyquaternion in bindings (#283)
protocol
Fixes and improvements
state_representation
- Mark Parameter getters as const (#289)
- Throw exception upon parameter validation in controllers (#290)
python
- Fix if else conditions in setup.py to correctly install modules (#285)
general