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DCMTK Version 3.6.9
OFFIS DICOM Toolkit
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type definitions, constants and helper classes for the dcmseg module More...
Classes | |
| class | DcmSegTypes |
| General purpose class hiding global functions, constants and types in the segmentation context from the global namespace. More... | |
| class | SegmentedPropertyTypeCodeItem |
| Class representing the Segmented Property Type Code and Segmented Property Type Code Modifier Code Sequence. More... | |
| class | SegmentDescriptionMacro |
| Class representing the Segment Description Macro. More... | |
Variables | |
| const Uint16 | DCM_SEG_MAX_SEGMENTS = 65535 |
| DICOM assigns unique number to each Segment within the Segmentation object using an unsigned 16 Bit Integer within "Segment Number" starting with 1. | |
| const Uint32 | DCM_SEG_MAX_FRAMES = 2147483647 |
| Number of frames for Segmentation objects is limited (besides others) by the Number of Frames attribute which permits values up to a maximum of 2^31-1. | |
Specific error conditions for module dcmseg | |
These error codes can be used in addition to the general purpose codes defined in module dcmdata. | |
| DCMTK_DCMSEG_EXPORT const OFConditionConst | SG_EC_MaxSegmentsReached |
| error: specified functional group is already existing | |
| DCMTK_DCMSEG_EXPORT const OFConditionConst | SG_EC_NoSuchSegment |
| error: specified segment does not exist | |
| DCMTK_DCMSEG_EXPORT const OFConditionConst | SG_EC_UnknownSegmentationType |
| error: unknown segmentation type | |
| DCMTK_DCMSEG_EXPORT const OFConditionConst | SG_EC_InvalidValue |
| error: invalid value | |
| DCMTK_DCMSEG_EXPORT const OFConditionConst | SG_EC_NotEnoughData |
| error: not enough data | |
| DCMTK_DCMSEG_EXPORT const OFConditionConst | SG_EC_MaxFramesReached |
| error: too many frames | |
type definitions, constants and helper classes for the dcmseg module
| const Uint16 DCM_SEG_MAX_SEGMENTS = 65535 |
DICOM assigns unique number to each Segment within the Segmentation object using an unsigned 16 Bit Integer within "Segment Number" starting with 1.
Thus maximally 65535 segments can be stored.