by xProgrammer » Thu May 27, 2010 10:30 pm
Hi Massimo
Have made some real progress on the DICOM front, at least as far as reading DICOM files (which are, I understand, formatted the same way in general as DICOM messages). I now have Harbour code that can traverse a DICOM file, read every attribute contained therein, and recognise the attributes it wants to capture. At this stage I have been working only with a single DICOM file containing a single image / raw data. So I have to test it against more files and get it to optionally scan a directory rather than process a single file and to write the data it recognises to a data file. It also needs a good clean up as it shows the scars of "development on the run" as I learned more about DICOM and could do with improved error detection and handling. I also note that the scans I have access to are nuclear medicine scans although the basic code should be fairly widely applicable. It has been written in Harbour but converting to xHarbour would be easy.
I'm quite happy to send you (or others here) my code if it is of any use or you want to become involved in its development. My present understanding is that you need is more in the message exchange area which I do plan to get in to after this and I will most certainly keep you posted.
Since DICOM relates to a fairly specialised area (mainly medical imaging) I wont clog Antonio's forum with developmental code if no-one else is going to be interested at this stage.
Regards
xProgrammer