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I noticed that I needed the following to get valid modified dicom files.
Julia 1.10.4, Ubuntu 20.04, and latest DICOM.jl
dcm_write( file_name, dcm_data) results in an invalid dicom file. dcm_data is read first via dcm_parse and then has the SeriesDescription tag modified.
dcm_write( file_name, dcm_data, aux_vr = dcm_data.vr) works great!
My guess would be that dcm_write would use dcm_data.vr as the default and override only if the aux_vr argument is given?
Anyway, I have not looked at the code. Was this changed by #85 or #87 somehow?
If there is reason for not having the above expected default behavior it might be noted that dcm_write( file_name, dcm_data, aux_vr = dcm_data.vr) for some (all?) files in the docstring, etc.
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Thanks to the developers for DICOM.jl package!
I noticed that I needed the following to get valid modified dicom files.
Julia 1.10.4, Ubuntu 20.04, and latest DICOM.jl
dcm_write( file_name, dcm_data)
results in an invalid dicom file.dcm_data
is read first viadcm_parse
and then has the SeriesDescription tag modified.dcm_write( file_name, dcm_data, aux_vr = dcm_data.vr)
works great!My guess would be that dcm_write would use
dcm_data.vr
as the default and override only if the aux_vr argument is given?Anyway, I have not looked at the code. Was this changed by #85 or #87 somehow?
If there is reason for not having the above expected default behavior it might be noted that
dcm_write( file_name, dcm_data, aux_vr = dcm_data.vr)
for some (all?) files in the docstring, etc.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: