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... to process them they can come to me on a DVD. If and when you want to look inmto that possibility let me know and I'll do my best to help. Regards Doug

... beware that many application parsers just use hard coded values and ignore MSH-1 (Field Separator) and MSH-2 (Encoding Characters). Regards Doug

Hi Jeff

I forgot to mention that at one time you had to pay to get the HL7 specification but now it can be downloaded free of charge.

BTW the DICOM specification has always been available for download free of charge.

Regards
Doug

... first 5. Hope that helps. Will try to find my test code. But you could probably have your own basic code up and running in an hour or two. Regards Doug

Hi Doug, For HL7, I looking to parse the incoming HL7 message so I can populate my database with the patient info etc.. For DICOM, what I would like to do is take whatever info comes out of a DICOM enabled medical device and ...

... probably pretty good but incomplete. I am running Harbour on Ubuntu Linux here but the OS should make no real difference, Code is all OO. Regards Doug

Hi Doug,

Did you ever end up creating your code to read/write HL7 messages?
If so, would you be willing to share your code?

Also, same question for DICOM

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... select from. This is very similar to the way Google Chrome, or the Get File Dialog in windows 7. So if you type in 'DO' the system may list "DOUG", "DOUG'S", "DOUNG" ... This part is working fine, what we cannot figure out is how to turn on, and off the highlight ...

... (unfortunately) pretty much mandated. It is a great pity that the US government hasn't stepped in and made the standard free. Regards xProgrammer (Doug)

Hi Doug At first I think I need to generate an HL7 file to send data automatically to medical devices. This information has to be incorporated to their task lists. Then, after the medical study be done, the DICOM file generated ...

... DICOM files - at least the nuclear medicine ones I encounter. Some extensions might be required for other modalities etc. Regards xProgrammer (Doug)

This looks interesting. Thank you for sharing Doug

Hi Roman

I am using Harbour 2.0.0 (which most definitely has the xhb library) but I am using it under 64 bit Linux so I can't answer your latest question in any detail. But I am sure Antonio can.

Regards
Doug

Hi Roman

My understanding is that as you are using xHarbour rather than Harbour you wouldn't have and wouldn't need xhb.lib because it is a Harbour library to provide Harbour users with xHarbour compatability.

Regards
Doug