Commandline application to see what DICOMFileReaderSelector would produce from a set of files. More...

#include "mitkDICOMFileReaderSelector.h"
#include "mitkDICOMImageFrameInfo.h"
#include "mitkDICOMReaderConfigurator.h"

Functions
std::string	buildDateString ()

void	gen_random (char *s, const int len)

std::string	gen_random (const int len)

std::string	removeUnsafeChars (const std::string &str)

std::string	extractDirString (const std::string &dirString)

int	main (int argc, char *argv[])

Detailed Description

Commandline application to see what DICOMFileReaderSelector would produce from a set of files.

Usage:

  mitkdump [-v] file1 [... fileN]

  -v      output more details on commandline
  fileN   DICOM file

The application will ask a DICOMFileReaderSelector to analyze the files given as file1 .. fileN. Once the reader with the least number of files is selected, this result is printed to commandline.

If the "-v" flag is used (as a first parameter), the output will contain details about filenames, which can make the output considerably harder to read.

Output is also written to a log file of name "gt;datetime-stamplt;dir>directory-name<.mitkdump

Definition in file mitkdump.cpp.