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2017-03-01 00:51:47 -0600 | answered a question | Tools to validate SDF files with I found a useful tool (xmllint) to make sure all of my SDF file are valid. It's actually a general tool for XML files, so it also works for config files for example. Just run, for example:
If you just get the content of the file as output, then your SDF file is valid, otherwise you'd get errors. It helps a lot. But I still run into issues that are specific to SDF files, so if there's a better tool it'll be great. |
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2017-02-23 09:08:26 -0600 | asked a question | Tools to validate SDF files with Hi, I'm following the Gazebo tutorials on making a model. I decided to manually write the SDF file instead of copy pasting from the tutorial, so that I would learn better. I am now attempting to load the file in Gazebo and I get the following error: My question is: is there a tool I can use to validate the SDF file? I can't seem to find anyone mentioning any tool, and the error message from gazebo is unhelpful because it doesn't give me a line number in the very least. Really all I want is the line number of where the problem is for when I load it with gazebo. |