Leadtools.Dicom Namespace > DicomDataSet Class > Load Method : Load(IntPtr,Int64,DicomDataSetFlags) Method |
public void Load( IntPtr buffer, long bufferSize, DicomDataSetFlags flags )
'Declaration Public Overloads Sub Load( _ ByVal buffer As IntPtr, _ ByVal bufferSize As Long, _ ByVal flags As DicomDataSetFlags _ )
'Usage Dim instance As DicomDataSet Dim buffer As IntPtr Dim bufferSize As Long Dim flags As DicomDataSetFlags instance.Load(buffer, bufferSize, flags)
public void Load( IntPtr buffer, long bufferSize, DicomDataSetFlags flags )
ObjectiveC Syntax
function Leadtools.Dicom.DicomDataSet.Load(IntPtr,Int64,DicomDataSetFlags)( buffer , bufferSize , flags )
public: void Load( IntPtr buffer, int64 bufferSize, DicomDataSetFlags flags )
Once you have called Reset, you can repopulate the Data Set by calling Initialize(DicomClassType,DicomDataSetInitializeType), Load(String,DicomDataSetLoadFlags), or Load(IntPtr,Int64,DicomDataSetFlags).
If you know certain characteristics of the Data Set in memory, you can set those in flags. Any characteristic that you do not set will be automatically determined. For example, if you know that the Meta-header is present, but you do not know the byte order, or whether the Value Representation is Implicit or Explicit, you can set only DicomDataSetFlags.MetaHeaderPresent in flags. During loading, LEADTOOLS will determine the byte order and whether the byte order is Implicit or Explicit.
If you do not know any of the characteristics of the Data Set in memory, set flags to DicomDataSetFlags.None and LEADTOOLS will automatically determine all the Data Set characteristics and load the Data Set accordingly.
Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2