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Hi Roman The best way is to try it and see. It isn't specified as far as I can see in the documentation and it would depend how it was implemented. You could try to follow the source code but testing would be simpler. If it doesn't work you might need a workaround. If you read your csv file into a s...

Hi all I can supply a solution that is: genuinely client server will run happily stand alone or distributed will run windows linux (mixed any way you like) and presumably any OS supported by [x]Harbour / hbtip library retains data in dbf format stand alone computer can become server with no change n...

Hi all Historically xBase language products made data base access easy in that 1 it was restricted to a single data base file structure (dbf), and 2. access to that data base was built into the language And, of course, it was all character based. The language was beautifully structured and supported...

Hi Marco "IN MY OPINION WE MUST CONCENTRATE OUR ATTENTION ON THE DATABASE MANAGEMENT AT THIS MOMENT !!!!" What about a client-server database written in [x]Harbour with underlying dbfs. You can do it on any platform that supports [x]Harbour and IP sockets (hbtip library)? It can understand...

Hi Massimo Have sent you an email with code as it currently stands. Does read (at least those that I have tested) DICOM files but lots more work to be done before it is of any real use. If anyone else is interested in accessing DICOM files or in DICOM message exchange from [x]Harbour then post a rep...

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 attribu...

Hi Massimo

I am slowly wading through the "mountains" of specifications with regards to DICOM and will have to do the simplest things first. But I will locate that information if I can (I am going to want to do that too) and stay in touch.

Regards
xProgrammer

As most of you know I use FiveLinux rather than FiveWin but have been following this with some interest. It's easy to propose a FiveNet or FiveWeb or whatever but I think you need to be a little more specific about what such a product would be. It would also be important to realise that Antonio is o...

Hi Massimo and others I finally have access to a DICOM box (several in fact). But my first job will be to extract some basic data (like patient name, date of birth, gender, type of scan, date of scan etc) from DICOM files exported from older cameras ( over 13 years worth of scans). The required info...

Hi all

Further to the above I have discovered that
also installs libglade2-0 and libgtk2.0-dev, so less steps are now required.

Hi Antonio Just upgrading to Ubuntu 10.04 (LTS) (64bit) and have come across the following: sudo apt-get install glade-2   fails as does sudo apt-get install libglade2-dev   but the following installs sudo apt-get install glade   as does sudo apt-get install libglade2-0 Above info might save some ti...

HunterEC

Surely the person who gave you the files should be able to tell you what software generated the data. The .dat file extension is a very common extension for data files so a bit more information could save an awful lot of time and effort.

Regards
xProgrammer

Hi all I would like to add a few comments to this discussion. Perhaps most importantly the quoted code ::nAge_years:=int (::nAge_days/365) will give incorrect results around a person's birthday due to the effect of leap years and should definitely not be used.. Even the following code ::nAge_years:=...

Hi Antonio and others I want to write an [x]sane interface. sane_get_devices() should give me a NULL terminated array of pointers to SANE_Device structures which I believe look like this: typedef struct { SANE_String_Const name; /* unique device name */ SANE_String_Const vendor; /* device vendor str...

Hi Davide At face value it looks like yahoo is dropping the connection (as per your telnet experience) and you pc keeps retrying the failed connection. Given your "success" with the gmail address it is less likely to be a "bug" in tsocket. I have mainly done IP socket programming...