MED_DCM_util_VR_info_string
This function returns the type of Value Representation used.
Declaration:
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AT_ERRCOUNT ACCUAPI MED_DCM_util_VR_info_string(
const LPCHAR lpVR_string,
LPWORD lpwLength,
LPWORD lpwRestriction,
LPBOOL lpReserved,
LPBOOL lpIsString,
LPAT_DCM_VR lpVr
);
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Arguments:
Name |
Type |
Description |
lpVRstring |
const LPCHAR |
Set to the 3-character text representation of the VR as used in the DICOM Specification, e.g., "PN", "CS", or "SQ." While these are 2-character codes, the end of line string termination makes it 3. |
lpwLength |
LPWORD |
A far pointer that returns the size of the VR. This is the length in byes of a single instance of data that is of the specified type. For example, a VR of "SL" has a fixed length of 4 bytes per item. If the VM allows more than a single data value, then each one will take up 4 bytes. Other VRs have a maximum length. "PN" and "UI" both have a maximum of 64 bytes. |
lpwRestriction |
LPWORD |
A far pointer that returns any restriction flags . These will be returned as constants that are defined in enumIGMedVRRestriction and begin with MED_DCM_LEN_. |
lpReserved |
LPBOOL |
This argument has not been implemented yet. Please set to NULL for now. |
lpIsString |
LPBOOL |
A far pointer to a BOOL value that tells you whether the data of this type of VR is a NULL-terminated string or not. If TRUE, data of this type is a NULL-terminated string and could be printed using the print format %s. If FALSE, the data is an integer or other binary data type. |
lpVR |
LPAT_DCM_VR |
A far pointer that returns an AT_MODE constant that identifies the type of Value Representation. See enumIGMedVR for possible VR values. |
Return Value:
Returns the number of ImageGear errors that occurred during the function call.
Supported Raster Image Formats:
This function does not process image pixels.
Remarks:
Supply a 3-character string (two alphabetic characters plus the end-of-string terminator), and this function will return one of the MED_DCM_VR_ constants defined in enumIGMedVR.