Overloads Public Function SetByteValue( _
   ByVal element As DicomElement, _
   ByVal value As IntPtr, _
   ByVal count As Integer _
) As Boolean

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Dim instance As DicomDataSet Dim element As DicomElement Dim value As IntPtr Dim count As Integer Dim value As Boolean   value = instance.SetByteValue(element, value, count)

public bool SetByteValue( 
   DicomElement element,
   IntPtr value,
   int count
)

public: bool SetByteValue( 
   DicomElement* element,
   IntPtr value,
   int count
) 

public:
bool SetByteValue( 
   DicomElement^ element,
   IntPtr value,
   int count
) 

Parameters

element

An item in the Data Set.

value

Pointer to a character or character string that contains the character value(s) to set. If you want to set multiple values in the Value Field, put all character values in this string and set count to the appropriate number of values.

count

Value that represents the number of values to set in the Value Field. If you want to set multiple values in the Value Field, put all the character values in value and set count to the appropriate number.

Return Value

If you want to set more than one value in the Value Field of the Data Element, put all the character values in value and set count to the corresponding number of entries. For example, if you wish to set three character values in the Value Field of the Data Element, put all three characters in value and set count to three.

If more than one value is stored in the Value Field of the Data Element, you must set all values at the same time.

A character has a standard size of one byte. When multiple characters are in value, the first byte of data is the first character, the second byte of data is the second character, etc. Therefore no delimiters are needed.

This method can be called only if the Value Representation of the Data Element is DicomVRType.OB, DicomVRType.SQ, or DicomVRType.UN. For more information about Value Representations, refer to Default Value Representation Table.

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family

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