rticommunity / rticommunity/rticonnextdds-examples

[BUG] The example's description does match example.

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What is the current behavior?

The description of the group_coherent_presentation does not match the actual example.

  • #1.
    "In this example, the subscriber receives updates on two topics: Checkpoint Time and Checkpoint Place. "
    There are actually three topics, Temperature, HeartRate and Alarm.
  • #2.
    Example does not use the explicit method of beginning and ending the coherent set, begin_coherent_changes/end_coherent_changes, as stated in the example’s README.md, it uses the object’s construct and destructor to implicitly mark the beginning and ending ???
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Expected behavior
Suggested solutions

Update Example's readme.md.

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Research direction

Open the group_coherent_presentation example's README.md and compare its description with the actual topics and coherent-change behavior. Update the text to name Temperature, HeartRate, and Alarm and accurately describe how the coherent set begins and ends; done means the README matches the example.

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documentation
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Documentation
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