DicomObjects.NET.8.48 Documentation
DicomObjects Namespace / DicomImage Class / Write Method / Write(String,Boolean) Method

The name of the file to write.

This is passed unmodified to the operating system, and it is therefore the container�s responsibility to ensure either that the current directory is set correctly, or that a fully qualified filename is provided.

If TRUE, a blank 128 byte header, DICM marker, and meta-header are written at the start of the file, and an appropriate transfer syntax is used, as below.

If FALSE, the file is written in the unofficial, but common format, with no header, and using the little-endian implicit VR transfer syntax.

Example

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    Write(String,Boolean) Method
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    Write the image data to a file
    Syntax
    'Declaration
 

    Public Overloads Sub Write( _
   ByVal FileName As System.String, _
   ByVal isPart10 As System.Boolean _
) 
    public void Write( 
   System.string FileName,
   System.bool isPart10
)

    Parameters

    FileName

    The name of the file to write.

    This is passed unmodified to the operating system, and it is therefore the container�s responsibility to ensure either that the current directory is set correctly, or that a fully qualified filename is provided.

    isPart10

    If TRUE, a blank 128 byte header, DICM marker, and meta-header are written at the start of the file, and an appropriate transfer syntax is used, as below.

    If FALSE, the file is written in the unofficial, but common format, with no header, and using the little-endian implicit VR transfer syntax.

    Remarks

    The file may subsequently be read by one of the Read method overloads or by other DICOM software.

    Example
    DicomImage image = new DicomImage("your_dicom_image.dcm");
string filename = "output_image.dcm";
bool isPart10 = true;
image.Write(filename, isPart10
    Requirements

    Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.8 or higher

    See Also

    Reference

    DicomImage Class
    DicomImage Members
    Overload List

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