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FindNextPrivateCreatorDataElement Method

Summary
Returns the next Private Creator Data Element that matches the search constraints.
Syntax
C#
C++/CLI
Java
public DicomElement FindNextPrivateCreatorDataElement( 
   DicomElement element, 
   bool tree, 
   string idCode, 
   int elementGroup 
) 
public DicomElement findNextPrivateCreatorDataElement(DicomElement element, boolean tree, String idCode, int elementGroup) 
public: 
DicomElement^ FindNextPrivateCreatorDataElement(  
   DicomElement^ element, 
   bool tree, 
   String^ idCode, 
   int elementGroup 
)  

Parameters

element
A DicomElement in the data set. The search for Private Creator Data Elements will be at the same level as this item.

tree
true to evaluate the Data Set as a tree; false to evaluate the Data Set as a list.

idCode
String identifier that is assigned to the private creator data element. If non-null, search includes only those Private Creator Data Elements that have a string value that is the same as idCode. If null, search includes Private Creator Data Elements with any string value.

elementGroup
Group number to search within. If elementGroup is 0, search includes Private Creator Data Elements with any group. If elementGroup is 0x0010 to 0x00FF, the search includes only those Private Creator Data Elements in elementGroup.

Return Value

The first Private Creator Data Element that matches the search constraints. If null is returned, no item exists with the specified search constraints.

Remarks

This feature is available in version 16 or higher.

Use this method along with FindNextPrivateCreatorDataElement to find any or all the Private Creator Data Elements in a DICOM data set.

The search for private creator data elements is on the same level as the parameter element. For element, pass the value returned by FindFirstPrivateCreatorDataElement or the value returned by FindNextPrivateCreatorDataElement.

If tree is true, the data set is searched as a tree. If tree is false, the data set is searched as a list. For more information on the use of this parameter, see FindFirstElement.

Example
C#
using Leadtools; 
using Leadtools.Dicom; 
 
 
string DumpElement(DicomElement p) 
{ 
   if (p == null) 
      return string.Empty; 
   return string.Format("({0:X4},{1:X4})\n", p.Tag >> 0x10, p.Tag & 0xFFFF); 
} 
 
string DumpPrivateElements(DicomDataSet ds, DicomElement privateCreatorDataElement) 
{ 
   string sMsg = string.Empty; 
   DicomElement p = ds.FindFirstPrivateElement(privateCreatorDataElement); 
   while (p != null) 
   { 
      sMsg = sMsg + "\t" + DumpElement(p); 
      p = ds.FindNextPrivateElement(p, privateCreatorDataElement); 
   } 
   return sMsg; 
} 
 
void DicomDataSet_FindFirstPrivateCreatorDataElementExample(DicomDataSet ds, DicomElement root, bool tree) 
{ 
   string sMsg = string.Empty; 
   DicomElement pPrivateCreatorDataElement = ds.FindFirstPrivateCreatorDataElement(root, tree, null, 0); 
   while (pPrivateCreatorDataElement != null) 
   { 
      sMsg = sMsg + "*** Private Creator Data Element" + DumpElement(pPrivateCreatorDataElement); 
      sMsg = sMsg + DumpPrivateElements(ds, pPrivateCreatorDataElement); 
      pPrivateCreatorDataElement = ds.FindNextPrivateCreatorDataElement(pPrivateCreatorDataElement, tree, null, 0); 
   } 
 
   Console.WriteLine($"Private Elements: {sMsg.ToString()}"); 
} 
Requirements

Target Platforms

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