Stopping an asynchronous movement

[Thomas Wagenaar]

During an asynchronous moveTo movement, I want to launch a synchronous movement. This gives the error:

pybullet.error: Already a moveTo asynchronous. Can't launch moveTo synchronous

However, is there a way to stop the current asynchronous movement so that a synchronous movement can be performed?

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[Thomas Wagenaar]

Update: I found a work-around for now,

pepper_pos = pepper.getPosition();
pepper.moveTo(0, 0, 0, frame=PepperVirtual.FRAME_ROBOT, speed=1, _async=True)
time.sleep(0.5)

Basically, it preforms an asynchronous movement to the current position which is quickly stopped. I'm still curious if there is a cleaner way, for example some kind of pepper.stop() function.

[Maxime Busy]

That's indeed the solution you should use for now. But that's a great point, a stopMove method along the lines of the one defined in the ALMotion documentation would be a great add-on