RE: DICOM Browser 1.5.2 PC - Opening file directory
Archie, Kevin
That’s odd and I haven’t been able to reproduce the behavior. Is there maybe a file imageDir/DICOMDIR ? If there’s a DICOMDIR, DicomBrowser does not descend further into child directories, assuming that the DICOMDIR is a catalog of all DICOM contained in the directory and its children. (This is a sensible thing to do sometimes but not always, and there should be a switch to enable or disable it each time the user opens a file. I’m adding that to the issue tracker right now.)
- Kevin
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On Behalf Of w. Patrick Gale
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2013 11:14 AM
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Subject: DICOM Browser 1.5.2 PC - Opening file directory
I am impressed with DicomBrowser but would love it if I could open a file directory of images and it load them instead of just grabbing the first one and stopping. The issue seems to be that I have a directory of directories/folders with
images under the second level. So if I try and load 'imageDir' then I only get 'image1.dcm'. If I load 'imageSet1' however I get all of the images in that directory.
imageDir
- imageSet1
- image1.dcm
- image2.dcm
- image3.dcm
- image4.dcm
- imageSet2
- image11.dcm
- image12.dcm
many thanks for your time
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