QRC IS WORKING!!!
Thanks a lot.
I live in Kaliningrad (former Koenigsberg), Russian Federation, nearly at the center of Europe on Baltic sea. Conquest is going to be irreplaceable for small hospitals in the region for work and forwarding.
my mail: s.panasov@infomed39.ru
Can I force Conquest to return character set tag “ISO_IR 144” instead of “ISO_IR 100” in response to C-FIND dicom request (list of studies)? May be it’s not too complicated (IMHO), somewhere in binaries.
in byte representation starting from #160 char, thanks to MS .NET, code:
Encoding enc_iso8859_5 = Encoding.GetEncoding("iso-8859-5");
for (int i = 0xA0; i <= 0xFF; i++)
{
byte[] win_bytes = new byte[1];
win_bytes[0] = Convert.ToByte(i);
byte[] utf8Bytes = Encoding.Convert(enc_iso8859_5, enc_utf8, win_bytes);
System.Console.Write("0x{0} ->", System.Convert.ToString(i, 16));
foreach (byte b in utf8Bytes)
{
System.Console.Write(" 0x{0}", Convert.ToString(b, 16));
}
System.Console.WriteLine("");
}
I saw ascii to UTF8 translation coded in lua some time ago. Will try to get one for you.
Images are encoded with ISO_144, what is normal for Russia manufactured equipment. The problem is that C-FIND request returns text unreadable in the list of studies on Windows based machine (CP2151 + RadiAnt for example). ISO_144 or 8859-5 (equivalent) are not present in MySQL db settings, so study texts are not readable in db either.
Otherwise RadiAnt shows text tags normally when an image is opened.
Is there any solution or workaround for this encoding issue?
