Hi Ross,

> Updated to Dicom 2007 dictionary

You're fast ! Thanks for posting your DICOM dictionary in XML format.
BTW what do you mean by:

" .download the current version here still for free"

Are you planning to sell this software in the near future ?

Thanks
-Mathieu

Hi all,

> You're fast ! Thanks for posting your DICOM dictionary in XML format.

You're welcome. I'm currently between contracts so I have a couple of spare
hours here and there ;-) The xml format of my dictionary is quite simple
though and it may or may not suite others needs. Hope it's usful.

> Are you planning to sell this software in the near future ?

Hmm. As it stands at this point I do not think there is functionality to
justify selling the Inspector tool but there may be one day so I just keep
my options open for now.

Enjoy,

Ross




"Mathieu Malaterre" wrote in message
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> Hi Ross,
>
>> Updated to Dicom 2007 dictionary
>
> You're fast ! Thanks for posting your DICOM dictionary in XML format.
> BTW what do you mean by:
>
> " .download the current version here still for free"
>
> Are you planning to sell this software in the near future ?
>
> Thanks
> -Mathieu
>

Hi Ross,


I really like the tool a lot!

I've been working with DICOM and C# lately. Did you write your own
parsing class?

Thanks for the great product,

-Lint Radley

Ross wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I finally got some time to get an update of my DICOM Inspector.NET utility
> together an now it's available (still free:-) There have been a lot of
> enhancements to the basic tool since the last version including tag data
> display and Specific Character Set support
>
> v0.3.0.0
> Development and bug fix (not released)
> Fixed Sequence Item and tag highlighting issue
> Fixed DICOM parsing issue where parser would stop prematurely before end of
> file
> Fixed splash screen modal behavour
>
> v0.4.0.0
> Updated to Dicom 2007 dictionary
> Added tag values property (not including arrays)
> Added specific character set support for string tag decoding
> Added click on hex syncs to tag
> Added two colour hilighting
> Added drag and drop opens DICOM file
> Added auto close if splash not OK'd after 5 minutes
>
> Feel free to grab a copy. http://wrs-stuff.co.uk/dicom.htm
>
> Hope it's useful
>
> Ross
>
>

Hello Ross,

Ross wrote:

> Feel free to grab a copy. http://wrs-stuff.co.uk/dicom.htm

Just done that, it looks very useful - thanks for providing this tool. I
think I will use it especially in presentations and demonstrations, is
this OK by you?

The Dicom Dictionary is also very useful work, my own implementation
uses attributes rather than nodes for the "information inside" the
elements, which makes it easier to use the InnerText for storing
element's values in implementations... Just a remark / tip...

Thank you for your contribution, have a nice new year (and soon a
rewarding new contract ;-) )

Kind regards,

Peter

Hi Lint,

Thanks for the + feedback. Yes, I have a number of years of working with
DICOM so I wrote the data set parser from scratch in C#.

Cheers

Ross


"Lint Radley" wrote in message
news:kC8nh.2648$PN2.2530@trnddc07...
> Hi Ross,
>
>
> I really like the tool a lot!
>
> I've been working with DICOM and C# lately. Did you write your own parsing
> class?
>
> Thanks for the great product,
>
> -Lint Radley
>
> Ross wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I finally got some time to get an update of my DICOM Inspector.NET
>> utility together an now it's available (still free:-) There have been a
>> lot of enhancements to the basic tool since the last version including
>> tag data display and Specific Character Set support
>>
>> v0.3.0.0
>> Development and bug fix (not released)
>> Fixed Sequence Item and tag highlighting issue
>> Fixed DICOM parsing issue where parser would stop prematurely before end
>> of file
>> Fixed splash screen modal behavour
>>
>> v0.4.0.0
>> Updated to Dicom 2007 dictionary
>> Added tag values property (not including arrays)
>> Added specific character set support for string tag decoding
>> Added click on hex syncs to tag
>> Added two colour hilighting
>> Added drag and drop opens DICOM file
>> Added auto close if splash not OK'd after 5 minutes
>>
>> Feel free to grab a copy. http://wrs-stuff.co.uk/dicom.htm
>>
>> Hope it's useful
>>
>> Ross
>>

Hi Peter,

Again thanks for the + feedback - it's good to know that the tool is usful.
As it stands at this point anyone can use this version as they like within
the licence agreement - so enjoy.

Thanks for the input about the dictionary. The format I've used just now is
just as simple as I could make it but that's the nice thing about xml - it's
easier to transform into other formats if needed.

Cheers

RS



"Peter B Schmidt" wrote in message
news:459d1f5d$0$30312$9b4e6d93@newsspool1.arcor-online.net...
> Hello Ross,
>
> Ross wrote:
>
>> Feel free to grab a copy. http://wrs-stuff.co.uk/dicom.htm
>
> Just done that, it looks very useful - thanks for providing this tool. I
> think I will use it especially in presentations and demonstrations, is
> this OK by you?
>
> The Dicom Dictionary is also very useful work, my own implementation
> uses attributes rather than nodes for the "information inside" the
> elements, which makes it easier to use the InnerText for storing
> element's values in implementations... Just a remark / tip...
>
> Thank you for your contribution, have a nice new year (and soon a
> rewarding new contract ;-) )
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Peter