Cal Bryant
Cal Bryant
No, you have to specify each key you want to seach in as per the DICOM protocol.
Thanks @weidwonder -- seems credible:  I will investigate further.
Thanks for looking into this -- perhaps we should monkey patch it here until it's resolved in pydicom. I'll leave it open for now. I assume the https://github.com/pydicom/pydicom project is...
Thanks -- i'm now validating this fix and also checking it doesn't cause a file descriptor leak (as that `__del__` method normally closes the given file)
I have conformed this fixes this issue, and no FD leak was created (on my test fixture/program at least)
Great, thanks -- I'll close this issue when a new release of pydicom is made.
This would be great. At least at first, the `-c` and `-color` options could be ignored such that aliases don't break.
@cancan101 did this make it to master here?
I'd recommend reading "Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM): A Practical Introduction and Survival Guide" which should help you to understand. Essentially a C-FIND followed by a C-MOVE for...
Yes! :+1: