The class CharacterSetConverter is used for converting string values from one DICOM character set to another; character set names are those specified for the SpecificCharacterSet DICOM tag.
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#include <DCMTree_CharacterSetConverter.h>
The class CharacterSetConverter is used for converting string values from one DICOM character set to another; character set names are those specified for the SpecificCharacterSet DICOM tag.
Definition at line 42 of file DCMTree_CharacterSetConverter.h.
◆ FactoryPtr
◆ ~CharacterSetConverter()
virtual DCMTree::CharacterSetConverter::~CharacterSetConverter |
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◆ convert()
Converts the string to the new character set, returns false
if the conversion had errors.
However, the conversion will still be performed as far as possible.
◆ create()
Creates a CharacterSetConverter for the given pair of encodings.
It will return an identity conversion if both new and original character set name are the same. It will return NULL if the conversion is not supported.
Note: conversions between ASCII, Latin1, and UTF-8 are supported independent of the implementing toolkit (legacy support).
◆ setFactory()
The concrete singleton is set by the implementing DLL.
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