'Declaration
 
Public Shared Function OptionsFromImage( _
   ByVal DataSet As DicomDataSet, _
   ByVal Frame As System.Integer _
) As Jpeg2000CompressionOptions

'Usage
 
Dim DataSet As DicomDataSet
Dim Frame As System.Integer
Dim value As Jpeg2000CompressionOptions
 
value = Jpeg2000CompressionOptions.OptionsFromImage(DataSet, Frame)

public static Jpeg2000CompressionOptions OptionsFromImage( 
   DicomDataSet DataSet,
   System.int Frame
)

public function OptionsFromImage( 
    DataSet: DicomDataSet;
    Frame: System.Integer
): Jpeg2000CompressionOptions; static; 

public static function OptionsFromImage( 
   DataSet : DicomDataSet,
   Frame : System.int
) : Jpeg2000CompressionOptions;

public: static Jpeg2000CompressionOptions* OptionsFromImage( 
   DicomDataSet* DataSet,
   System.int Frame
) 

public:
static Jpeg2000CompressionOptions^ OptionsFromImage( 
   DicomDataSet^ DataSet,
   System.int Frame
) 

Parameters

DataSet

The image/dataset to analyse

Frame

The frame number to analyse

Return Value

This is a little simplistic, as the JPEG 2000 standard allows huge flexibility, including even the ability to have different options for different tiles of an image, but only data from the "top level" is included here. Similarly, whilst JPEG 2000 allows different precinct sizes for different resolution levels, only the highest level is returned from this method (and -1 is returned if MaxPrecinct size is specified)

At present, the data filled in by this method includes only:

• Progression
• Layers
• Levels
• PrecinctSize

Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.8 or higher