Struct StatefulDecoder

pub struct StatefulDecoder<D, S, BD = BasicDecoder, TC = SpecificCharacterSet> { /* private fields */ }

A stateful abstraction for the full DICOM content reading process. This type encapsulates the necessary codecs in order to be as autonomous as possible in the DICOM content reading process. S is the generic parameter type for the original source, D is the parameter type that the decoder interprets as, whereas DB is the parameter type for the basic decoder. TC defines the text codec used underneath.

Implementations

impl<S> StatefulDecoder<DynDecoder<S>, S>

pub fn new_with( from: S, ts: &TransferSyntax, charset: SpecificCharacterSet, position: u64, ) -> Result<Self>

where S: Read,

Create a new DICOM parser for the given transfer syntax, character set, and assumed position of the reader source.

pub fn new_with_ts(from: S, ts: &TransferSyntax, position: u64) -> Result<Self>

where S: Read,

Create a new DICOM parser for the given transfer syntax and assumed position of the reader source.

The default character set is assumed until a Specific Character Set attribute is found.

impl<S> StatefulDecoder<ExplicitVRLittleEndianDecoder, S, LittleEndianBasicDecoder, DefaultCharacterSetCodec>

where S: Read,

pub fn file_header_parser(from: S) -> Self

Create a new DICOM stateful decoder for reading the file meta header, which is always in Explicit VR Little Endian.

impl<D, S, BD, TC> StatefulDecoder<D, S, BD, TC>

where BD: BasicDecode, TC: TextCodec,

pub fn new( from: S, decoder: D, basic: BD, text: TC, ) -> StatefulDecoder<D, S, BD, TC>

Create a new DICOM stateful decoder from its parts.

pub fn new_with_position( from: S, decoder: D, basic: BD, text: TC, position: u64, ) -> Self

Create a new DICOM stateful decoder from its parts, while assuming a base reading position.

position should be calculated with care. Decoding or parsing errors may occur if this position does not match the real position of the reader.

impl<D, S, BD, TC> StatefulDecoder<D, S, BD, TC>

where S: Seek, BD: BasicDecode, TC: TextCodec,

pub fn new_positioned( from: S, decoder: D, basic: BD, text: TC, ) -> Result<Self, Error>

Create a new DICOM stateful decoder from its parts, while determining the data source’s current position via seek.

Trait Implementations

impl<D: Debug, S: Debug, BD: Debug, TC: Debug> Debug for StatefulDecoder<D, S, BD, TC>

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl<D, S, BD> StatefulDecode for StatefulDecoder<D, S, BD>

where D: DecodeFrom<S>, BD: BasicDecode, S: Read,

type Reader = S

fn decode_header(&mut self) -> Result<DataElementHeader>

Same as Decode::decode_header over the bound source.

fn decode_item_header(&mut self) -> Result<SequenceItemHeader>

Same as Decode::decode_item_header over the bound source.

fn read_value(&mut self, header: &DataElementHeader) -> Result<PrimitiveValue>

Eagerly read the following data in the source as a primitive data value. When reading values in text form, a conversion to a more maleable type is attempted. Namely, numbers in text form (IS, DS) are converted to the corresponding binary number types, and date/time instances are decoded into binary date/time objects of types defined in the chrono crate. To avoid this conversion, see read_value_preserved.

fn read_value_preserved( &mut self, header: &DataElementHeader, ) -> Result<PrimitiveValue>

Eagerly read the following data in the source as a primitive data value. Unlike read_value, this method will preserve the DICOM value’s original format: numbers saved as text, as well as dates and times, are read as strings.

fn read_value_bytes( &mut self, header: &DataElementHeader, ) -> Result<PrimitiveValue>

Eagerly read the following data in the source as a primitive data value as bytes, regardless of its value representation.

fn position(&self) -> u64

Retrieve the known position of the inner reader source. If the stateful decoder was constructed at the beginning of the reader, this equals to the number of bytes read so far.

fn read_to_vec(&mut self, length: u32, vec: &mut Vec<u8>) -> Result<()>

Read the following number of bytes into a vector.

fn read_u32_to_vec(&mut self, length: u32, vec: &mut Vec<u32>) -> Result<()>

Read the following number of bytes as a sequence of unsigned 32 bit integers into a vector.

fn read_to<W>(&mut self, length: u32, out: W) -> Result<()>

where Self: Sized, W: Write,

Read the following number of bytes into a generic writer.

fn skip_bytes(&mut self, length: u32) -> Result<()>

Skip the following bytes into a vector, counting them as if they were read.

fn seek(&mut self, position: u64) -> Result<()>

where Self::Reader: Seek,

Reposition the reader so that it starts reading at the reader’s given position.