DCMTK
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Class managing a SR document subtree. More...
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DSRDocumentSubTree () | |
default constructor | |
DSRDocumentSubTree (const DSRDocumentSubTree &tree) | |
copy constructor. More... | |
virtual | ~DSRDocumentSubTree () |
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DSRDocumentSubTree & | operator= (DSRDocumentSubTree tree) |
assignment operator. More... | |
virtual DSRDocumentSubTree * | clone () const |
clone this subtree. More... | |
virtual void | clear () |
clear internal member variables | |
virtual OFBool | isValid () const |
check whether the current internal state is valid. More... | |
virtual OFBool | isCursorValid () const |
check whether the internal cursor, which points to the current content item, is valid More... | |
virtual OFBool | isValidDocumentTree (const E_RelationshipType defaultRelType=RT_unknown) const |
check whether this subtree is a valid document tree. More... | |
virtual OFBool | isExpandedDocumentTree () const |
check whether this subtree is an expanded document tree. More... | |
virtual OFBool | hasTemplateIdentification () const |
check whether template identification is set More... | |
virtual OFBool | canUseTemplateIdentification () const |
check whether template identification is possible at all. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | print (STD_NAMESPACE ostream &stream, const size_t flags=0, const DSRPositionCounter *posCounter=NULL) |
print current SR document tree to specified output stream More... | |
virtual OFCondition | writeXML (STD_NAMESPACE ostream &stream, const size_t flags=0) |
write current SR document tree in XML format More... | |
virtual DSRContentItem & | getCurrentContentItem () |
get reference to current content item. More... | |
virtual const DSRDocumentTreeNode * | getCurrentNode () const |
get read-only access to current node (content item) More... | |
virtual OFBool | getCursorToRootNode (DSRDocumentTreeNodeCursor &cursor) const |
get a cursor to the root node of this document tree. More... | |
virtual OFBool | getCursorToRootNode (DSRIncludedTemplateNodeCursor &cursor) const |
get a cursor to the root node of this document tree. More... | |
virtual OFBool | getCursorToCurrentNode (DSRDocumentTreeNodeCursor &cursor) const |
get a cursor to the current node of this document tree. More... | |
virtual OFBool | getCursorToSubTree (DSRDocumentTreeNodeCursor &cursor) const |
get a cursor to the subtree below the current node. More... | |
size_t | countNodes (const OFBool searchIntoSubTemplates=OFFalse, const OFBool countIncludedTemplateNodes=OFTrue) const |
count number of content items (nodes) in the document tree. More... | |
virtual size_t | gotoMatchingNode (const DSRDocumentTreeNodeFilter &filter, const OFBool startFromRoot=OFTrue, const OFBool searchIntoSub=OFTrue) |
set internal cursor to a matching node. More... | |
virtual size_t | gotoNextMatchingNode (const DSRDocumentTreeNodeFilter &filter, const OFBool searchIntoSub=OFTrue) |
set internal cursor to the next matching node. More... | |
virtual size_t | gotoNamedNode (const DSRCodedEntryValue &conceptName, const OFBool startFromRoot=OFTrue, const OFBool searchIntoSub=OFTrue) |
set internal cursor to a named node. More... | |
virtual size_t | gotoNamedChildNode (const DSRCodedEntryValue &conceptName) |
set internal cursor to a named node (starting from the first child of the current node and searching on this level only). More... | |
virtual size_t | gotoNamedNodeInSubTree (const DSRCodedEntryValue &conceptName, const OFBool searchIntoSub=OFTrue) |
set internal cursor to a named node in the subtree below the current node. More... | |
virtual size_t | gotoNextNamedNode (const DSRCodedEntryValue &conceptName, const OFBool searchIntoSub=OFTrue) |
set internal cursor to the next named node. More... | |
virtual size_t | gotoAnnotatedNode (const OFString &annotationText, const OFBool startFromRoot=OFTrue) |
set internal cursor to an annotated node. More... | |
virtual size_t | gotoNextAnnotatedNode (const OFString &annotationText) |
set internal cursor to the next annotated node. More... | |
virtual OFBool | canAddContentItem (const E_RelationshipType relationshipType, const E_ValueType valueType, const E_AddMode addMode=AM_afterCurrent) const |
check whether specified content item can be added to the current one. More... | |
virtual OFBool | canAddByReferenceRelationship (const E_RelationshipType relationshipType, const E_ValueType targetValueType) const |
check whether specified by-reference relationship can be added to the current content item. More... | |
virtual size_t | addContentItem (const E_RelationshipType relationshipType, const E_ValueType valueType, const E_AddMode addMode=AM_afterCurrent) |
add specified content item to the current one. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | addContentItem (DSRDocumentTreeNode *node, const E_AddMode addMode=AM_afterCurrent, const OFBool deleteIfFail=OFFalse) |
add specified content item to the current one. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | addContentItem (const E_RelationshipType relationshipType, const E_ValueType valueType, const DSRCodedEntryValue &conceptName, const OFBool check=OFTrue) |
add specified content item after the current one. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | addChildContentItem (const E_RelationshipType relationshipType, const E_ValueType valueType, const DSRCodedEntryValue &conceptName, const OFBool check=OFTrue) |
add specified content item below the current one. More... | |
virtual size_t | addByReferenceRelationship (const E_RelationshipType relationshipType, const size_t referencedNodeID) |
add specified by-reference relationship to the current content item. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | updateByReferenceRelationships (const OFBool updateIncludedTemplates=OFFalse) |
update the position strings used to encode by-reference relationships (if any). More... | |
virtual OFBool | canInsertSubTree (const DSRDocumentSubTree *tree, const E_AddMode addMode=AM_belowCurrent, const E_RelationshipType defaultRelType=RT_unknown) const |
check whether specified subtree can be inserted at the current position, i.e. added to the current content item. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | insertSubTree (DSRDocumentSubTree *tree, const E_AddMode addMode=AM_belowCurrent, const E_RelationshipType defaultRelType=RT_unknown, const OFBool deleteIfFail=OFFalse) |
insert specified subtree to this tree, i.e. add it to the current content item. More... | |
virtual DSRDocumentSubTree * | extractSubTree () |
extract a subtree, i.e. a fragment from this tree. More... | |
virtual size_t | removeCurrentContentItem () |
remove current content item from tree. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | removeSubTree (const size_t searchID=0) |
remove a subtree from this tree. More... | |
virtual DSRDocumentTreeNode * | cloneCurrentTreeNode () const |
clone the current tree node. More... | |
virtual DSRDocumentSubTree * | cloneSubTree (const size_t stopAfterNodeID=0) const |
clone a subtree, i.e. a fragment of this tree. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | createExpandedSubTree (DSRDocumentSubTree *&tree) const |
created an expanded version of this (sub)tree. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | setObservationDateTime (const OFString &observationDateTime, const OFBool check=OFTrue) |
set observation date/time for all content items in the document tree. More... | |
virtual OFBool | compareTemplateIdentification (const OFString &templateIdentifier, const OFString &mappingResource, const OFString &mappingResourceUID="") const |
compare template identification of the root node with given values. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | getTemplateIdentification (OFString &templateIdentifier, OFString &mappingResource) const |
get template identifier and mapping resource from the root node of this tree. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | getTemplateIdentification (OFString &templateIdentifier, OFString &mappingResource, OFString &mappingResourceUID) const |
get template identifier, mapping resource and optional mapping resource UID from the root node of this tree. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | setTemplateIdentification (const OFString &templateIdentifier, const OFString &mappingResource, const OFString &mappingResourceUID="", const OFBool check=OFTrue) |
set template identifier and mapping resource to the root node of this tree. More... | |
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DSRTree () | |
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DSRTree (const DSRTree< DSRDocumentTreeNode > &tree) | |
copy constructor. More... | |
virtual | ~DSRTree () |
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DSRTree & | operator= (DSRTree< DSRDocumentTreeNode > tree) |
assignment operator. More... | |
void | clearAnnotations () |
clear annotations of all tree nodes | |
OFBool | isEmpty () const |
check whether tree has any nodes More... | |
size_t | countNodes () const |
count number of nodes in the tree. More... | |
size_t | getNextNodeID () const |
get ID of the next node to be created. More... | |
size_t | gotoRoot () |
set internal cursor to root node More... | |
size_t | gotoNode (const size_t searchID, const OFBool startFromRoot=OFTrue) |
set internal cursor to specified node More... | |
size_t | gotoNode (const OFString &reference, const OFBool startFromRoot=OFTrue) |
set internal cursor to specified node More... | |
size_t | gotoNode (const DSRTreeNodeAnnotation &annotation, const OFBool startFromRoot=OFTrue) |
set internal cursor to specified node More... | |
size_t | gotoNode (const DSRDocumentTreeNode &nodeValue, const OFBool startFromRoot=OFTrue) |
set internal cursor to specified node (given by its value). More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
DSRDocumentSubTree (DSRDocumentTreeNode *rootNode) | |
special constructor that receives a pointer to the root node. More... | |
DSRDocumentSubTree (const DSRDocumentTreeNodeCursor &startCursor, size_t stopAfterNodeID) | |
special copy constructor that clones a particular subtree only More... | |
void | swap (DSRDocumentSubTree &tree) |
fast, non-throwing swap function. More... | |
virtual DSRDocumentTreeNode * | getNode () const |
get pointer to current node. More... | |
virtual size_t | addNode (DSRDocumentTreeNode *node, const E_AddMode addMode=AM_afterCurrent) |
add new node to the current one. More... | |
virtual size_t | replaceNode (DSRDocumentTreeNode *node) |
replace current node by the given one. More... | |
virtual DSRDocumentTreeNode * | extractNode () |
extract current node from tree. More... | |
virtual DSRDocumentTreeNode * | getAndRemoveRootNode () |
get pointer to root node and "forget" the internal reference to this node. More... | |
virtual size_t | removeNode () |
remove current node from tree. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | includeTemplate (const DSRSharedSubTemplate &subTemplate, const E_AddMode addMode=AM_belowCurrent, const E_RelationshipType defaultRelType=RT_unknown) |
include specified sub-template, i.e. add a new DSRIncludedTemplateTreeNode, which references this template, to the current content item. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | expandIncludedTemplates (DSRDocumentSubTree *tree) const |
expand all "included template" content items in a given (sub)tree. More... | |
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OFCondition | checkByReferenceRelationships (const size_t mode=0, const size_t flags=0) |
check the by-reference relationships (if any) for validity. More... | |
virtual void | resetReferenceTargetFlag () |
reset flag for all content items whether they are target of a by-reference relationship. More... | |
virtual void | updateTreeForOutput () |
update the tree for subsequent output, e.g. for being printed or added to an SR document. More... | |
virtual OFCondition | checkSubTreeConstraints (const DSRDocumentSubTree *tree, const DSRIODConstraintChecker *checker) const |
check whether the given subtree complies with the constraints of the given checker More... | |
virtual OFBool | validByReferenceRelationship (const OFString &sourcePosition, const OFString &targetPosition) |
check whether a by-reference relationship from a given source to a target node (specified by the position strings) is valid, i.e. is allowed according to the DICOM standard. More... | |
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DSRTree (DSRDocumentTreeNode *rootNode) | |
special constructor that receives a pointer to the root node. More... | |
DSRTree (const DSRTreeNodeCursor< DSRDocumentTreeNode > &startCursor, size_t stopAfterNodeID) | |
special copy constructor that clones a particular subtree only More... | |
void | swap (DSRTree< DSRDocumentTreeNode > &tree) |
fast, non-throwing swap function. More... | |
virtual DSRDocumentTreeNode * | getRoot () const |
get pointer to root node More... | |
virtual void | deleteTreeFromRootNode (DSRDocumentTreeNode *rootNode) |
delete a tree given by its root node. More... | |
Static Protected Member Functions | |
static DSRDocumentSubTree * | cloneSubTree (const DSRDocumentTreeNodeCursor &startCursor, const size_t stopAfterNodeID=0) |
clone a particular subtree, i.e. a fragment of a tree More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
DSRIODConstraintChecker * | ConstraintChecker |
check relationship content constraints of the associated IOD | |
Private Attributes | |
DSRContentItem | CurrentContentItem |
current content item. Introduced to avoid the external use of pointers. | |
Class managing a SR document subtree.
A subtree represents an extract of an SR document tree. Compared to the "SR Document Content Tree" that is defined in the DICOM standard, there are almost no restrictions regarding the value and relationship types. It is also possible to have multiple nodes on the top-level, i.e. no dedicated root, or to use "unknown" relationship types.
DSRDocumentSubTree::DSRDocumentSubTree | ( | const DSRDocumentSubTree & | tree | ) |
copy constructor.
Please note that the internal cursor is not copied but reset, i.e. set to the root node. Also the IOD constraint checker is not copied by this class but recreated by the derived class DSRDocumentTree (based on the corresponding document type). This constructor also updates any by-reference relationships, i.e. translates the references from the source 'tree' (based on the position string) to the IDs of the newly created nodes.
tree | subtree to be copied |
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special constructor that receives a pointer to the root node.
Please note that the 'rootNode' and the associated tree is not copied!
rootNode | pointer to the root node of the "new" tree |
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special copy constructor that clones a particular subtree only
startCursor | cursor pointing to first node of the subtree to be copied |
stopAfterNodeID | ID of the node after which the cloning should stop |
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add specified by-reference relationship to the current content item.
If possible, this method creates a new pseudo-node (relationship) and adds it to the current one. The method canAddByReferenceRelationship() is called internally to check parameters first. The internal cursor is automatically re-set to the current node.
relationshipType | relationship type between current and referenced node |
referencedNodeID | ID of the referenced node (target content item) |
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add specified content item below the current one.
If possible, this method creates a new node as specified and adds it below the current one, i.e. as a child. Internally, the first variant of the addContentItem() method is called with the third parameter being DSRTypes::AM_belowCurrent. If successful, the given concept name is set for the new node, and the cursor is updated.
relationshipType | relationship type of node to be added with regard to the current one |
valueType | value type of node to be added |
conceptName | concept name of the node to be added |
check | if enabled, check 'conceptName for validity before setting it |
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add specified content item after the current one.
If possible, this method creates a new node as specified and adds it after the current one, i.e. on the same level. Internally, the first variant of the addContentItem() method is called with the third parameter being DSRTypes::AM_afterCurrent. If successful, the given concept name is set for the new node, and the cursor is updated.
relationshipType | relationship type of node to be added with regard to the current one |
valueType | value type of node to be added |
conceptName | concept name of the node to be added |
check | if enabled, check 'conceptName for validity before setting it |
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add specified content item to the current one.
If possible, this method creates a new node as specified and adds it to the current one. The method canAddContentItem() is called internally to check parameters first. If the node could be added successfully, the cursor is set to it automatically.
relationshipType | relationship type of node to be added with regard to the current one |
valueType | value type of node to be added |
addMode | flag specifying at which position to add the new node (e.g. after or below the current node) |
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add specified content item to the current one.
If possible, this method adds a given new node to the current one. The method canAddContentItem() is called internally to check parameters first. If the node could be added successfully, the cursor is set to it automatically. Please note that no copy of the given node is created. Therefore, the node has to be created with new() or with DSRTypes::createDocumentTreeNode() - do not use a reference to a local variable and do not delete it a second time.
node | pointer to the new node to be added (should not be empty). Reference remains valid after successful insertion. |
addMode | flag specifying at which position to add the new node (e.g. after or below the current node) |
deleteIfFail | flag specifying whether to delete the given 'node' if adding fails. By default, the item is not deleted, i.e. in case of error it has to be deleted by the caller. |
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add new node to the current one.
Please note that no copy of the given node is created. Therefore, the node has to be created with new() - do not use a reference to a local variable. If the node could be added successfully, the cursor is set to it automatically.
node | pointer to the new node to be added |
addMode | flag specifying at which position to add the new node (e.g. after or below the current node) |
Reimplemented from DSRTree< DSRDocumentTreeNode >.
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check whether specified by-reference relationship can be added to the current content item.
Always returns true if no constraint checker is available but 'relationshipType' and 'targetValueType' have valid values. The value type DSRTypes::VT_includedTemplate is never allowed for the target content item.
relationshipType | type of relationship between current and target node |
targetValueType | value type of the referenced node (target content item) |
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check whether specified content item can be added to the current one.
This method can be used to decide which type of content items can be added prior to really doing so. Please note that only by-value relationships are supported. Always returns true if no constraint checker is available but 'relationshipType' and 'valueType' have valid values.
relationshipType | relationship type of node to be checked with regard to the current one |
valueType | value type of node to be checked |
addMode | flag specifying at which position the new node would be added (e.g. after or below the current node) |
Reimplemented in DSRDocumentTree.
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check whether specified subtree can be inserted at the current position, i.e. added to the current content item.
Internally, the method canAddContentItem() is used for all top-level nodes of the document subtree. In addition, if a constraint checker is available, the remaining nodes of the given subtree are also checked for their compliance with the relationship content constraints of the underlying SR IOD.
tree | pointer to new subtree to be inserted (should not be empty) |
addMode | flag specifying at which position the new subtree would be added (e.g. after or below the current node) |
defaultRelType | default relationship type between the top-level nodes of the given subtree and the current node. This relationship type is used if the one of a top-level node is "unknown". |
Reimplemented in DSRDocumentTree.
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check whether template identification is possible at all.
According to the DICOM standard, it can be used if "the template consists of a single CONTAINER with nested content, and it is the outermost invocation of a set of nested templates that start with the same CONTAINER." With other words, the tree should have a single root node with value type "CONTAINER".
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check the by-reference relationships (if any) for validity.
This function checks whether all by-reference relationships possibly contained in the document tree are valid according to the following restrictions: source and target node are not identical and the target node is not an ancestor of the source node (requirement from the DICOM standard to prevent loops -> directed acyclic graph, though this is not 100% true - see "reportlp.dcm" example). In addition, the position strings (used to encode by-reference relationships according to the DICOM standard) OR the node IDs (used internally to uniquely identify nodes) can be updated. Please note that the checking modes DSRTypes::CM_updatePositionString and DSRTypes::CM_updateNodeID are mutually exclusive.
T_Cursor | template type used for the cursor iterating the document (sub)tree |
mode | mode used to customize the checking process (see DSRTypes::CM_xxx) |
flags | flag used to customize the reading (see DSRTypes::RF_xxx) and/or printing process (see DSRTypes::PF_xxx). Conflicting definitions are avoided using the appropriate bit mask (see DSRTypes::CB_xxx). |
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check whether the given subtree complies with the constraints of the given checker
tree | pointer to subtree that should be checked |
checker | pointer to relationship content constraints checker to be used. If NULL, no checks are performed by this method. |
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clone this subtree.
Internally, the copy constructor is used, so the corresponding comments apply.
Reimplemented in DSRRootTemplate, DSRDocumentTree, and DSRSubTemplate.
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clone the current tree node.
Internally, the copy constructor of the respective tree node class is used, so the corresponding comments apply. Please note that the returned tree node has to be deleted by the caller if it is not added to the document tree using addContentItem().
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clone a particular subtree, i.e. a fragment of a tree
startCursor | cursor pointing to first node of the subtree to be copied |
stopAfterNodeID | ID of the node after which the cloning should stop |
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clone a subtree, i.e. a fragment of this tree.
The cloning starts with the current node and ends with the given node. Please note that the returned subtree has to be deleted by the caller if it is not inserted into the document tree using insertSubTree().
stopAfterNodeID | ID of the node after which the cloning should stop. By default (0), the process ends after cloning the current node with all of its child nodes (if any). |
Reimplemented from DSRTree< DSRDocumentTreeNode >.
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compare template identification of the root node with given values.
Please note that the comparison only takes place if there is a single node at the root of the tree and its value type is CONTAINER.
templateIdentifier | template identifier to compare with |
mappingResource | mapping resource that defines the template |
mappingResourceUID | uniquely identifies the mapping resource (optional). Not used for comparison if the value is empty. |
size_t DSRDocumentSubTree::countNodes | ( | const OFBool | searchIntoSubTemplates = OFFalse , |
const OFBool | countIncludedTemplateNodes = OFTrue |
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count number of content items (nodes) in the document tree.
This method iterates over all nodes that are stored in the document tree. By default, included sub-templates are counted as a single node (see options).
searchIntoSubTemplates | optional flag indicating whether to also count the content of included sub-templates (i.e. the nodes of the managed subtrees) |
countIncludedTemplateNodes | optional flag indicating whether to count the DSRIncludedTemplateTreeNode instances as nodes. See includeTemplate() for details. |
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created an expanded version of this (sub)tree.
Expanded means that no instance of DSRIncludedTemplateTreeNode will exist in the new document tree, i.e. all of them are replaced by their content (subtree). Please note that the returned subtree has to be deleted by the caller if it is not inserted into the document tree using insertSubTree().
tree | variable that will store the pointer to the new subtree |
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expand all "included template" content items in a given (sub)tree.
Expanding means that all instances of DSRIncludedTemplateTreeNode are replaced by their content (subtree). Please note that the internal cursor of the given 'tree' is set to the root node if no error occurred. Otherwise, the cursor points to the content item that caused the problem.
tree | pointer to the subtree that should be expanded |
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extract current node from tree.
Please note that not only the specified node but also all of its child nodes are extracted from the tree. The cursor is set automatically to a new valid position.
Reimplemented from DSRTree< DSRDocumentTreeNode >.
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extract a subtree, i.e. a fragment from this tree.
The subtree is specified by the current node, which becomes the root of the subtree. In contrast to cloneSubTree(), this method also makes sure that the by-reference relationships are preserved (as long as both source and target node are contained in the same tree). Please note that the returned subtree has to be deleted by the caller if it is not inserted into the document tree using insertSubTree().
Reimplemented from DSRTree< DSRDocumentTreeNode >.
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get pointer to root node and "forget" the internal reference to this node.
In other words: after calling this method, the stored tree will be empty. This also means that the caller is responsible for deleting the allocated memory.
Reimplemented from DSRTree< DSRDocumentTreeNode >.
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get reference to current content item.
This mechanism allows to access all content items without using pointers.
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get read-only access to current node (content item)
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get a cursor to the current node of this document tree.
This cursor can be used to iterate over the nodes of the document subtree that starts at the current node without changing the internal cursor. Please note that the cursor might become invalid, e.g. by pointing to a non-existing node if the content of the document tree is modified after the cursor has been retrieved. Included sub-templates are not supported by this type of cursor, i.e. the subtree that is managed by an instance of DSRIncludedTemplateTreeNode is not iterated.
cursor | reference to variable where the cursor is stored |
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get a cursor to the root node of this document tree.
This cursor can be used to iterate over the nodes of the document tree without changing the internal cursor. Please note that the cursor might become invalid, e.g. by pointing to a non-existing node if the content of the document tree is modified after the cursor has been retrieved. Included sub-templates are not supported by this type of cursor, i.e. the subtree that is managed by an instance of DSRIncludedTemplateTreeNode is not iterated.
cursor | reference to variable where the cursor is stored |
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get a cursor to the root node of this document tree.
This cursor can be used to iterate over the nodes of the document tree without changing the internal cursor. Please note that the cursor might become invalid, e.g. by pointing to a non-existing node if the content of the document tree is modified after the cursor has been retrieved. This type of cursor also supports included sub-templates, i.e. the subtree that is managed by an instance of DSRIncludedTemplateTreeNode is also iterated.
cursor | reference to variable where the cursor is stored |
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get a cursor to the subtree below the current node.
This cursor can be used to iterate over the nodes of the selected subtree without changing the internal cursor. Please note that the cursor might become invalid, e.g. by pointing to a non-existing node if the content of the document tree is modified after the cursor has been retrieved. Included sub-templates are not supported by this type of cursor, i.e. the subtree that is managed by an instance of DSRIncludedTemplateTreeNode is not iterated.
cursor | reference to variable where the cursor is stored |
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get pointer to current node.
Hide this inherited method from the public interface.
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get template identifier and mapping resource from the root node of this tree.
See DSRDocumentTreeNode::getTemplateIdentification() for details on template identification. Please note that the template identification is only retrieved if there is a single node at the root of the tree and its value type is CONTAINER.
templateIdentifier | identifier of the template (might be empty) |
mappingResource | mapping resource that defines the template (might be empty) |
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get template identifier, mapping resource and optional mapping resource UID from the root node of this tree.
See DSRDocumentTreeNode::getTemplateIdentification() for details on template identification. Please note that the template identification is only retrieved if there is a single node at the root of the tree and its value type is CONTAINER.
templateIdentifier | identifier of the template (might be empty) |
mappingResource | mapping resource that defines the template (might be empty) |
mappingResourceUID | uniquely identifies the mapping resource (might be empty) |
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set internal cursor to an annotated node.
If more than one node exists with the given annotation text, the first one will be selected. Use gotoNextAnnotatedNode() in order to go to the next matching node. In contrast to gotoNamedNode(), a "deep search" is always performed.
annotationText | annotation text of the node to be searched for |
startFromRoot | flag indicating whether to start from the root node or the current one |
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set internal cursor to a matching node.
If more than one node exists matching the given filter, the first one will be selected. Use gotoNextMatchingNode() in order to go to the next matching node.
filter | matching criterion based on a single or multiple filters |
startFromRoot | flag indicating whether to start from the root node or the current one |
searchIntoSub | flag indicating whether to search into sub-trees ("deep search") or on the current level only |
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set internal cursor to a named node (starting from the first child of the current node and searching on this level only).
This is just a shortcut for calling gotoChild() followed by gotoNamedNode() with 'searchIntoSub' being OFFalse, i.e. only the first sub-level is checked. If more than one node exists with the given concept name, the first one will be selected.
conceptName | concept name of the node to be searched for |
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set internal cursor to a named node.
If more than one node exists with the given concept name, the first one will be selected. Use gotoNextNamedNode() in order to go to the next matching node.
conceptName | concept name of the node to be searched for |
startFromRoot | flag indicating whether to start from the root node or the current one |
searchIntoSub | flag indicating whether to search into sub-trees ("deep search") or on the current level only |
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set internal cursor to a named node in the subtree below the current node.
If more than one node exists with the given concept name, the first one will be selected. If the current node has no children, the cursor is not moved.
conceptName | concept name of the node to be searched for |
searchIntoSub | flag indicating whether to search into sub-trees ("deep search") or on the first sub-level only |
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set internal cursor to the next annotated node.
Starts from "next" node, i.e. either the first child of the current node or the first sibling following the current node.
annotationText | annotation text of the node to be searched for |
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set internal cursor to the next matching node.
Starts from "next" node, i.e. either the first child of the current node or the first sibling following the current node.
filter | matching criterion based on a single or multiple filters |
searchIntoSub | flag indicating whether to search into sub-trees ("deep search") or on the current level only |
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set internal cursor to the next named node.
Starts from "next" node, i.e. either the first child of the current node or the first sibling following the current node.
conceptName | concept name of the node to be searched for |
searchIntoSub | flag indicating whether to search into sub-trees ("deep search") or on the current level only |
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check whether template identification is set
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include specified sub-template, i.e. add a new DSRIncludedTemplateTreeNode, which references this template, to the current content item.
Please note that no checks are performed that would make sure that the template with its top-level nodes can actually be added, e.g. by using an IOD constraint checker. This is also the reason why this method is "protected" and not "public", i.e. it can only be used by derived classes, e.g. DSRSubTemplate and its children.
subTemplate | shared pointer to a sub-template that should be included into this tree (at the current position) |
addMode | flag specifying at which position to add the 'subTemplate' (e.g. after or below the current node) |
defaultRelType | default relationship type that will be used when the subtree that is managed by the 'subTemplate' is inserted into this tree and the relationship type of one of the top-level nodes is "unknown". Also see documentation of createExpandedSubTree(). |
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insert specified subtree to this tree, i.e. add it to the current content item.
If possible, this method adds a given new subtree to the current content item. The method canInsertSubTree() is called internally to check the parameters first. Please note that no copy of the given subtree is created. Therefore, the subtree has to be created with new() or with cloneSubTree() - do not use a reference to a local variable and do not delete it a second time.
tree | pointer to new subtree to be inserted (should not be empty). Reference becomes invalid after successful insertion! |
addMode | flag specifying at which position to add the new subtree (e.g. after or below the current node) |
defaultRelType | default relationship type between the top-level nodes of the given subtree and the current node. This relationship type is used if the one of a top-level node is "unknown". |
deleteIfFail | flag specifying whether to delete the given 'tree' if adding fails. By default, the tree is not deleted, i.e. in case of error it has to be deleted by the caller. |
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check whether the internal cursor, which points to the current content item, is valid
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check whether this subtree is an expanded document tree.
Expanded means that no instances of DSRIncludedTemplateTreeNode exist in the document tree, i.e. no templates were included or all of them were replaced by their content (subtree).
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check whether the current internal state is valid.
A subtree is valid if it is not empty.
Reimplemented in TID1500_MeasurementReport, TID1600_ImageLibrary, DSRRootTemplate, DSRSubTemplate, DSRDocumentTree, TID1411_VolumetricROIMeasurements< T_Measurement, T_Units, T_Method, T_Derivation >, TID1419_ROIMeasurements_Measurement< T_Measurement, T_Units, T_Method, T_Derivation >, TID1501_MeasurementGroup< T_Measurement, T_Units, T_Method, T_Derivation >, and TID300_Measurement< T_Measurement, T_Units, T_Method, T_Derivation >.
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check whether this subtree is a valid document tree.
In order to be a valid document tree, there should be a single root node only, with the value type "CONTAINER", and the internal relationship type of this node should be DSRTypes::RT_isRoot.
defaultRelType | default relationship type that is used if the one of the top-level node (root node) is "unknown" |
DSRDocumentSubTree& DSRDocumentSubTree::operator= | ( | DSRDocumentSubTree | tree | ) |
assignment operator.
Please note that internally the copy constructor is used, so the same comments apply.
tree | subtree to be copied |
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print current SR document tree to specified output stream
stream | output stream |
flags | optional flag used to customize the output (see DSRTypes::PF_xxx) |
posCounter | optional pointer to position counter that should be used to initialize the counter for line indentation or numbering of nested content items |
Reimplemented in DSRDocumentTree.
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remove current content item from tree.
Please note that not only the specified node but also all of its child nodes are removed from the tree and then deleted. The internal cursor is set automatically to a new valid position.
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remove current node from tree.
Please note that not only the specified node but also all of his child nodes are removed from the tree and deleted afterwards. The cursor is set automatically to a new valid position.
Reimplemented from DSRTree< DSRDocumentTreeNode >.
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remove a subtree from this tree.
The subtree to be removed (and deleted) is either specified by the current node or by the node with the given ID. Afterwards, the internal cursor is set automatically to a new valid position. It would be an error to remove a subtree from an empty tree.
searchID | ID of the root node specifying the subtree to be removed. By default (0), the current node is used. |
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replace current node by the given one.
Please note that no copy of the given node is created. Therefore, the node should be created with new() - do not use a reference to a local variable. If the node could be replaced successfully, the "old" node (and all of its child nodes) are deleted, and the cursor is set to the new one.
node | pointer to the new node to replace the current one |
Reimplemented from DSRTree< DSRDocumentTreeNode >.
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reset flag for all content items whether they are target of a by-reference relationship.
This function calls 'setReferenceTarget(OFFalse)' for all content items in the tree.
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set observation date/time for all content items in the document tree.
Calling this method might be useful when a (sub)tree is copied into a new document, since content date and time of the new document are likely to be different than the date and time of the original observation.
observationDateTime | value to be set (might be an empty string) |
check | check 'observationDateTime' for conformance with VR (DT) and VM (1) if enabled |
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set template identifier and mapping resource to the root node of this tree.
The identification is valid if the first two values are either present (non-empty) or all three values are absent (empty). See DSRDocumentTreeNode::getTemplateIdentification() for details. Please note that the template identification is only set if there is a single node at the root of the tree and its value type is CONTAINER.
templateIdentifier | identifier of the template to be set |
mappingResource | mapping resource that defines the template |
mappingResourceUID | uniquely identifies the mapping resource (optional) |
check | check 'templateIdentifier', 'mappingResource' and 'mappingResourceUID' for conformance with VR (CS,UI) and VM (1) if enabled |
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fast, non-throwing swap function.
The time complexity of this function is constant.
tree | subtree to swap with |
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update the position strings used to encode by-reference relationships (if any).
Internally, this method calls checkByReferenceRelationships() with the 'mode' parameter being DSRTypes::CM_updatePositionString. It should be called before this subtree is cloned in order to make sure that the by-reference relationships (if any) still work on the cloned subtree. This method should also be called before accessing the position string of a referenced content item, see DSRByReferenceTreeNode::getReferencedContentItem().
updateIncludedTemplates | optional flag indicating whether to also update the subtrees managed by included sub-templates |
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update the tree for subsequent output, e.g. for being printed or added to an SR document.
By default, this virtual function does nothing but is called automatically by the affected output methods and should be overwritten in derived classes.
Reimplemented in DSRRootTemplate, and DSRSubTemplate.
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check whether a by-reference relationship from a given source to a target node (specified by the position strings) is valid, i.e. is allowed according to the DICOM standard.
This check should prevent loops (directed acyclic graphs).
sourcePosition | position string of the source content item to be checked |
targetPosition | position string of the target content item to be checked |
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write current SR document tree in XML format
stream | output stream to which the XML document is written |
flags | optional flag used to customize the output (see DSRTypes::XF_xxx) |