[ITK Community] Filename number incrementation
Annabelle Dupuis
dupuis.annabelle at yahoo.fr
Wed Mar 5 02:29:10 EST 2014
Hi Matt, thanks for your awnser.
Well concerning the pattern "Dicom_SliceLocation_00%d.dcm", it stop working once I reach 010 because it cannot find the file "Dicom_SliceLocation_00010.dcm" (should be Dicom_SliceLocation_010.dcm).
Now concerning the pattern "Dicom_SliceLocation_%03d.dcm" well on the command windows were I get the error, the figure "%03" is replaced by a "heart" (yeah u read it right, the symbole of a heart!) so he cant find the file Dicom_SliceLocation_'heart'd.dcm
(I precise that those paterns are in the command argument line in the debugging options).
Any suggestion?
thanks
Le Mardi 4 mars 2014 22h19, Matt McCormick <matt.mccormick at kitware.com> a écrit :
Hi Annabelle,
That looks like it should be correct. How did it fail?
Thanks,
Matt
On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 12:22 PM, Annabelle Dupuis <dupuis.annabelle at yahoo.fr> wrote:
Hi guys,
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>I'm trying to apply a script over a serie of slices of MRI.
>The pattern of the filename is in the argument argv[1] and looks like
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>"Dicom_SliceLocation_00%d.dcm"
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>Hence it load the images Dicom_SliceLocation_000.dcm Dicom_SliceLocation_001.dcm
>Dicom_SliceLocation_002.dcm
>Dicom_SliceLocation_003.dcm
>etc..
>but once I don't know how to do it for the images number 010, 011 etc...
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>I tried to write an image pattern like "Dicom_SliceLocation_%03d.dcm" like they stated on the wiki example page www.itk.org/Wiki/ITK/Examples/Utilities/NumericSeriesFileNames
>But it didnt work!
>(VS 2010 and Wndows 8).
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>Can someone help me please?
>thanks
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>Anna
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