LDicomDS::GetLong64Value

#include "Ltdic.h"

L_UINT32 LDicomDS::GetLong64Value(pElement, pValue, nIndex, nCount)

pDICOMELEMENT pElement;	/* pointer to a DICOMELEMENT structure */
L_INT64 *pValue;	/* pointer to array of L_INT64 values */
L_UINT32 nIndex;	/* index used when multiple values are stored */
L_UINT32 nCount;	/* the number of values to retrieve */

Returns a pointer to a long value, stored in the Value Field, of the specified element.

Parameter	Description
pElement	Pointer to a DICOMELEMENT structure within the Data Set.
pValue	Pointer to an array of L_INT64 values.
nIndex	Index value that indicates which value to retrieve when more than one value is stored in the Value Field. The index is zero-based.
nCount	Value that indicates the number of values to retrieve when more than one value is stored in the Value Field. In most instances you will only retrieve one value so this parameter will be one.

Returns

!NULL	A pointer to a L_INT64 value stored in the Value Field of the specified Data Element.
NULL	The length of the Value Field is 0, the function was called for the incorrect VR type, or the function was called for a folder (sequence) element.

Comments

If you have more than one value stored in the Value Field of the specified Data Element, you can retrieve one or more of those elements. For example, if the Value Field of the specified Data Element contains three long values, and you are only interested in retrieving the last two long values, set nIndex to 1 and nCount to 2. This tells the function to retrieve the long values starting at position 1 (the index is zero based) and retrieve two values. Therefore you would retrieve the values in positions 1 and 2 in the Value Field.

You are responsible for passing in an array of the proper size for pOutValues. For example, if you want to retrieve three values, you should declare (or allocate) an array of this size to pass as the pOutValues parameter.

This function can be called only if the Value Representation of the Data Element is VR_IS. For more information about Value Representations, refer to Default Value Representation Table.

Required DLLs and Libraries

LTDIC

For a listing of the exact DLLs and Libraries needed, based on the toolkit version, refer to Files To Be Included With Your Application

Platforms

Win32, x64

See Also

Functions:	LDicomDS::GetBinaryValue, LDicomDS::GetCharValue, LDicomDS::GetShortValue, LDicomDS::GetFloatValue, LDicomDS::GetDoubleValue, LDicomDS::GetStringValue, LDicomDS::GetAgeValue, LDicomDS::GetDateValue, LDicomDS::GetTimeValue, LDicomDS::GetDateTimeValue, LDicomDS::GetLongValue
Topics:	Working with Data Sets
	How to Disable the Automatic Loading of the default DICOM IOD Table

Example

This example creates an DICOM dataset, set the instance number, and retrieves the instance number as 64-bit values.

L_VOID LDicomDS_GetLong64ValueExample() 
{
   LDicomDS *ds = new LDicomDS();
   if (ds == NULL)
      return;
   ds->InitDS(CLASS_CT_IMAGE_STORAGE, 0);
   pDICOMELEMENT pElement = ds->FindFirstElement(NULL, TAG_INSTANCE_NUMBER, TRUE);
   if (pElement == NULL)
      return;
   // Set some values
   L_INT32 nValues[] = {123, 234, 345};
   ds->SetLongValue(pElement, nValues, 3);
   // Retrieve as 64 bit values
   L_UINT32 uCount = ds->GetCountValue(pElement);
   if (uCount == 0)
      return;
   L_INT64 *n64Values = new L_INT64[uCount];
   if (n64Values == NULL)
      return;
   ds->GetLong64Value(pElement, n64Values, 0, uCount);
   for (L_UINT32 i=0; i<uCount; i++)
   {
      CString csMsg;
      csMsg.Format(TEXT("%d: %d\n"), i, n64Values[i]);
      OutputDebugString(csMsg);
   }
   // Free the dataset
   delete n64Values;
   delete ds;
}