Adds a new item under the "Graphic Layer Sequence" (0070,0060) in the Graphic Layer Module".
#include "Ltdic.h"
L_UINT16 LDicomDS::CreateLayer(pGraphicLayer, pLayerIndex)
Pointer to a Graphic Layer attributes structure, which holds the attributes of the layer to be created.
Pointer to a variable, which will be updated with the index of the newly created layer.
Value | Meaning |
---|---|
0 | SUCCESS |
>0 | An error occurred. Refer to Return Codes. |
Before calling this function, initialize pDICOMGRAPHICLAYER->uStructSize to be sizeof(DICOMGRAPHICLAYER) and initialize all the structure members.
If for example there are already 2 items under the "Graphic Layer Sequence" (0070,0060) and we call this function, then the index of the new layer will be 2.
This function will fail and return DICOM_ERROR_PARAMETER if a layer with the same name as the new layer already exists in the dataset.
Win32, x64
L_INT LDicomDS_CreateLayerExample(LDicomDS& PresStateDS)
{
L_INT nRet;
DICOMGRAPHICLAYER Layer;
memset(&Layer, 0, sizeof(DICOMGRAPHICLAYER));
L_TCHAR szText[256] = TEXT("\0");
L_INT16 RGBColors[3];
L_INT16 pGrayScle[1];
pGrayScle[0] = 32767;
RGBColors[0] = 255;
RGBColors[1] = 255;
RGBColors[2] = 255;
Layer.nLayerOrder = 1;
Layer.pszLayerDescription = TEXT("First Layer");
Layer.pszLayerName = TEXT("LAYER0");
Layer.puGrayscale = pGrayScle;
Layer.pRGBLayerColors = NULL;
Layer.uStructSize = sizeof(DICOMGRAPHICLAYER);
L_UINT uLayerIndex;
nRet = PresStateDS.CreateLayer(&Layer, &uLayerIndex);
if (nRet == DICOM_SUCCESS)
{
wsprintf(szText, TEXT("Index of the new layer is: %u "), uLayerIndex);
MessageBox( NULL, szText, TEXT("Note"), MB_OK);
}
return nRet;
}
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