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Thanks for your advice. If updating the extra indexes doesn't impact much on performance then I can do all the "filtering" by including the flag in an index. If, for example, I have an IsDoctor field which say contains a "D" for a doctor and " " otherwise then to get al...

Hi Massimo

Installation of new DICOM workstation was delayed - expected within the next two weeks - will keep you informed of any progress.

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xProgrammer

Hi all, I am debating with myself (surely a sign of madness) over a design question to do with an evolving medical application. There is a patient file with details of all the patients. I have created a doctor table for doctors who send patients to the clinic. But they can be patients also. I also n...

Hi SGS Just at the moment I am stranded away from any FiveWin documentation so I am not certain what the RIGHT clause is for. My guess is that it is for aligning the contents of the FiveWin GET within the entry on a dialog? And you want the same behaviour for a GTKEntry in a FiveLinux dialog? The wa...

Hi Silvio I guess you are asking how to build the array from which to display the green and red balls, although I may have misunderstood. If so I would have thought that you would intialise an array to all not occupated, and then iterate through marking which ones are occupated. This code could, pre...

Hi all I suspect there is a fundamental point to be made here. That when stored as a numeric value in [x]Harbour etc 495.0, 495.00, 495.0000 and Round( 495.0000, 2 ) are all stored identically. Round( , 2) would change the internally stored value of 495.006 to 495.01 (and be the same as 495.01, 495....

Hi Massimo

I've planned out some changes to my DICOM classes to allow the one object to handle both received and transmitted data, as the originator or the respondent. But this week coming up is very busy for me with high priority jobs so don't expect much progress for a week.

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xProgrammer

Hi Massimo

Last night I started on code to send the DICOM messages and receive replies. Maybe 2 weeks before I have an opportunity to test. Will also start on code to decipher replies (which I should be able to test using a dummy reply).

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xProgrammer

My understanding is that Leadtools is platform (ie Windows) dependant so that being the case it wouldn't be an option that I would consider (as my application runs on Linux), but it might suit others.

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xProgrammer

Hi all

If and when we manage to get C-Echo-Rq working, the next thing to try is probably C-Find-Rq, partly because of its function, and partly because a detailed, worked example is given in appendix A.3 (page 359 on)

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xProgrammer

Hi all Please note that whilst this project will, if successful, become important to me, I have lots of higher priority tasks to attend to, so I have to fit it into odd times in the evenings or mornings mostly. Also access to DICOM systems, whilst it will be available, will be limited, especially du...

Hi all At this stage, presumably, the emphasis is on "proof of concept" - that is showing that we can interact successfully with other devices that implement DICOM from software written in [x]Harbour - rather than the elegance, efficiency and flexibility of our code. Nonetheless, perhaps w...

Hi Massimo I have some classes from my applications that access my [x]Harbour based client-server data base server that should adapt fairly easily to sending such a request and waiting for a reply, I think. But I need to know a bit more about the DICOM setup of the camera that I will have access to ...

Hi all (and especially Massimo) Whilst I don't have access to a DICOM based camera just at the moment (but will have soon), I have started writing some code with a view to making a start on this project. I have written a base class (TDicomVR) for a DICOM value representation (VR). I would intend der...

I have been looking at the DICOM-ping packets (request and response) on pages 126-129 of the DICOM test http://freepdfbookdownload.com/post/Dig ... Guide.aspx referenced above and think I basically understand what is going on but byte 57 seems incorrect given the value 0x0020 they have chosen. It se...