Creates the Command Set and inserts the elements for the specified command.
#include "ltdic.h"
L_VOID LDicomDS::InitCS(nCommand, bRequest)
Type of command to create. Possible values are:
Value | Meaning |
---|---|
COMMAND_C_STORE | [0x0001] Composite Store Command |
COMMAND_C_FIND | [0x0020] Composite Find Command |
COMMAND_C_GET | [0x0010] Composite Get Command |
COMMAND_C_MOVE | [0x0021] Composite Move Command |
COMMAND_C_CANCEL | [0x0FFF] Composite Cancel Command |
COMMAND_C_ECHO | [0x0030] Composite Echo Command |
COMMAND_N_REPORT | [0x0100] Normalized Report Command |
COMMAND_N_GET | [0x0110] Normalized Get Command |
COMMAND_N_SET | [0x0120] Normalized Set Command |
COMMAND_N_ACTION | [0x0130] Normalized Action Command |
COMMAND_N_CREATE | [0x0140] Normalized Create Command |
COMMAND_N_DELETE | [0x0150] Normalized Delete Command |
Flag that indicates whether to create the command set as a request or a response. Possible values are:
Value | Meaning |
---|---|
TRUE | Create the command set as a request. |
FALSE | Create the command set as a response. |
None.
A Command set is a special type of Data Set. Therefore, to create a Command Set you must first call LDicomDS::LDicomDS and initialize the newly created Data Set by calling [LDicomDS:InitCS.
Win32, x64
This example creates a Data Set as a Command Set and gets information about the command.
L_INT LDicomDS_InitCSExample()
{
LDicomDS DS(NULL);
L_UINT16 nCommand;
L_BOOL bRequest;
L_TCHAR buf[180];
DS.InitCS(COMMAND_C_STORE, TRUE);
DS.GetInfoCS(&nCommand, &bRequest);
wsprintf(buf, TEXT("Command = %d\n"), nCommand);
if(bRequest)
lstrcat(buf, TEXT("Request"));
else
lstrcat(buf, TEXT("Response"));
::MessageBox(NULL, buf, TEXT("Test"), MB_OK);
return DICOM_SUCCESS;
}
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