DicomObjects Reference
DicomObjects Reference / DicomDataSet Object / AddToDirectory Method
Image from which to extract demographics, and (optionally) create an icon
The path is relative to where the DICOMDIR is to be written, and must conform to ISO9660/DICOM rules, and therefore be composed to up to 6 elements, each no more than 8 characters, with no extensions, separated by backslashes. 
The format with which the image is to be written to disk
This defines the size of the icon image to be included in the DICOMDIR – use 0 for no icon
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    AddToDirectory Method
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    Description
    Simplified DICOMDIR creation
    Syntax
    Visual Basic
    Public Function AddToDirectory( _
       ByVal Image As DicomImage, _
       ByVal Path As String, _
       ByVal TransferSyntax As String, _
       ByVal IconSize As Integer _
    ) As DicomDataSets
    Parameters
    Image
    Image from which to extract demographics, and (optionally) create an icon
    Path
    The path is relative to where the DICOMDIR is to be written, and must conform to ISO9660/DICOM rules, and therefore be composed to up to 6 elements, each no more than 8 characters, with no extensions, separated by backslashes. 
    TransferSyntax
    The format with which the image is to be written to disk
    IconSize
    This defines the size of the icon image to be included in the DICOMDIR – use 0 for no icon
    Remarks
    This method makes the creation of DICOMDIR files much easier than previously.  Simply create a new DicomDataSet object, then call this method for each image to be added to the file set.  A full 4 level hierarchy is automatically created. 
    Note that this method does not write the image file to disk, it merely adds demographics from it, and possibly an icon to the dicomdir DicomDataSet
    The return value is a DicomDataSets object containing 4 values, referencing the patient, study, series and image levels of the DICOMDIR, allowing optional attributes to be added if wished.
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