What steps will reproduce the problem? details below What is the expected output? What do you see instead? <Sequence, Length X>
or <Sequence, Length X, offset_hdr/data>
but, i agree this should be thought through before making a change. What version of the product are you using? current dev _NOTE_: any text or attached files posted with the issue can be viewed by anyone. You are solely responsible to ensure that they contain no confidential information of any kind. Please provide any additional information below. when i print a tag, that is a sequence, it says:
<Sequence, length 1, at 109AA8FC8>
when i rerun it, it gives me a different hex number which leads me to believe this is a memory address. should it be a memory address, or should it give a byte offset into the dicom header/data or simply say <Sequence, length x>?
i'm generating the headers automatically and git is picking up this difference between header output each time.
-(0008, 1110) Referenced Study Sequence SQ: <Sequence, length 1, at 109AA8FC8>
-(0008, 1111) Referenced Performed Procedure Step SQ: <Sequence, length 1, at 109AB5AF8>
-(0008, 1140) Referenced Image Sequence SQ: <Sequence, length 2, at 109AB5BA8>
+(0008, 1110) Referenced Study Sequence SQ: <Sequence, length 1, at 109AB5FC8>
+(0008, 1111) Referenced Performed Procedure Step SQ: <Sequence, length 1, at 109AB5E68>
+(0008, 1140) Referenced Image Sequence SQ: <Sequence, length 2, at 109AB5EC0>
From satrajit...@gmail.com on October 16, 2011 10:23:19
What steps will reproduce the problem? details below What is the expected output? What do you see instead? <Sequence, Length X>
or <Sequence, Length X, offset_hdr/data>
but, i agree this should be thought through before making a change. What version of the product are you using? current dev _NOTE_: any text or attached files posted with the issue can be viewed by anyone. You are solely responsible to ensure that they contain no confidential information of any kind. Please provide any additional information below. when i print a tag, that is a sequence, it says:
<Sequence, length 1, at 109AA8FC8>
when i rerun it, it gives me a different hex number which leads me to believe this is a memory address. should it be a memory address, or should it give a byte offset into the dicom header/data or simply say <Sequence, length x>?
i'm generating the headers automatically and git is picking up this difference between header output each time.
-(0008, 1110) Referenced Study Sequence SQ: <Sequence, length 1, at 109AA8FC8> -(0008, 1111) Referenced Performed Procedure Step SQ: <Sequence, length 1, at 109AB5AF8> -(0008, 1140) Referenced Image Sequence SQ: <Sequence, length 2, at 109AB5BA8> +(0008, 1110) Referenced Study Sequence SQ: <Sequence, length 1, at 109AB5FC8> +(0008, 1111) Referenced Performed Procedure Step SQ: <Sequence, length 1, at 109AB5E68> +(0008, 1140) Referenced Image Sequence SQ: <Sequence, length 2, at 109AB5EC0>
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/pydicom/issues/detail?id=106