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Problem updating older versions for dicom compliance Started by gnoonan at 11-12-2008 16:41. Topic has 4 replies. LEAD Support Fo... » Developer » DICOM/Medical I... » Problem updating older versions for dicom compliance

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11-12-2008, 16:41 gnoonan Joined on 11-12-2008 Posts 3 Problem updating older versions for dicom compliance nRet = .InsertElement(False, &H102293, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_CS, True, 0) If nRet = 0 Then .StringValueCount = 1 .StringValues(0) = "L-8BB75" .SetStringValue(1) .StringValueCount = 0 End If the above code gives me a general failure. any ideas as to why?    Report

11-13-2008, 9:56 Adnan Ismail Joined on 07-31-2006 Posts 1,364 Re: Problem updating older versions for dicom compliance Can you give me more details about the problem you are facing? Which version of LEADTOOLS (v14.x,v15, etc.) you are using? Can you isolate the problem using your code in a very small test project(not your full application)? If you managed to do that, please send me this project in a ZIP or RAR file. Also, please mention what build number (version info) of LEADTOOLS DLLs you have. Adnan Ismail LEADTOOLS Technical Support    Report

11-13-2008, 11:59 gnoonan Joined on 11-12-2008 Posts 3 Re: Problem updating older versions for dicom compliance I am using lead tools v.14 but let me state a better question. what is the proper way to write a tag sequence using LTDICLib.LeadDicomDS (i.e. 'Anatomic Region Sequence', (0008,2218)) I have the following: nRet = DicomDS.InsertElement(False, &H82218, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_SQ, True, 0) If nRet = 0 Then DicomDS.InsertElement(True, &H80100, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_SH, False, 0) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 1 DicomDS.StringValues(0) = "T-45400" DicomDS.SetStringValue(1) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 0 DicomDS.SetCurrentElement(&H82218) DicomDS.InsertElement(True, &H80102, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_SH, False, 1) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 1 DicomDS.StringValues(0) = "T-45400" DicomDS.SetStringValue(1) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 0 DicomDS.SetCurrentElement(&H82218) DicomDS.InsertElement(True, &H80104, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_LO, False, 2) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 1 DicomDS.StringValues(0) = "T-45400" DicomDS.SetStringValue(1) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 0 DicomDS.SetCurrentElement(&H82218) End If nRet = DicomDS.InsertElement(False, &H110012, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_LO, False, 0) If nRet = 0 Then .StringValueCount = 1 .StringValues(0) = Extremity .SetStringValue(1) .StringValueCount = 0 End If This complies and runs fine but when i try to validate my Dicom compliance it gives off lots of errors that are not there if this is not written thanks    Report

11-13-2008, 15:11 gnoonan Joined on 11-12-2008 Posts 3 Re: Problem updating older versions for dicom compliance <BLOCKQUOTE><table width="85%"><tr><td class="txt4"><img src="/SupportPortal/CS/Themes/default/images/icon-quote.gif">&nbsp;<strong>gnoonan wrote:</strong></td></tr><tr><td class="quoteTable"><table width="100%"><tr><td width="100%" valign="top" class="txt4">I am using lead tools v.14 but let me state a better question. what is the proper way to write a tag sequence using LTDICLib.LeadDicomDS (i.e. 'Anatomic Region Sequence', (0008,2218)) I have the following: nRet = DicomDS.InsertElement(False, &H82218, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_SQ, True, 0) If nRet = 0 Then DicomDS.InsertElement(True, &H80100, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_SH, False, 0) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 1 DicomDS.StringValues(0) = "T-45400" DicomDS.SetStringValue(1) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 0 DicomDS.SetCurrentElement(&H82218) DicomDS.InsertElement(True, &H80102, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_SH, False, 1) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 1 DicomDS.StringValues(0) = "T-45400" DicomDS.SetStringValue(1) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 0 DicomDS.SetCurrentElement(&H82218) DicomDS.InsertElement(True, &H80104, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_LO, False, 2) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 1 DicomDS.StringValues(0) = "T-45400" DicomDS.SetStringValue(1) DicomDS.StringValueCount = 0 DicomDS.SetCurrentElement(&H82218) End If nRet = DicomDS.InsertElement(False, &H110012, LTDICLib.DicomVRCodeConstants.VR_LO, False, 0) If nRet = 0 Then .StringValueCount = 1 .StringValues(0) = Extremity .SetStringValue(1) .StringValueCount = 0 End If This complies and runs fine but when i try to validate my Dicom compliance it gives off lots of errors that are not there if this is not written thanks</td></tr></table></td></tr></table></BLOCKQUOTE> basically i think i need to specify the length of the sequence and the delitmiters, this is where i am getting the errors. If you could provide an example that generates a sequence for me that would be great.    Report

11-16-2008, 11:44 Adnan Ismail Joined on 07-31-2006 Posts 1,364 Re: Problem updating older versions for dicom compliance You are passing hard-coded numbers to the SetCurrentElement method, which is incorrect. You should be passing an element handle there. Please see how our own demos use this method. Adnan Ismail LEADTOOLS Technical Support    Report

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