dcm_create_object(1)

💖 dcm_create_object(1) 💖

okay bestie, gather round, because this little cutie lives in section 1 of the General Commands Manual and she has ONE job and she does it slayfully 💅

✨ NAME ✨

dcm_create_object — Create a object in a DICOM File 🩻✨

(yes, "a object". we don't fix the grammar, we respect the source material. periodt.)

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

dcm_create_object [-i inputfile] [-p pixels] [-v] fileout

look at her. so compact. so iconic. 🎀

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

dcm_create_object makes creates DICOM file from raw pixel data and an input source. 🫶

that's the whole vibe honestly. raw pixels go in, a whole DICOM file comes out, and you're the main character who made it happen. no cap. 🔥

💜 OPTIONS 💜

dcm_create_object accepts the following options:

• -i — Take input from this file rather than stdin 📥 like, don't sit there waiting for the terminal to feed you, just hand her a file, bestie.
• -p pixels — Read raw pixel data from this file and add as 7FE0 0010 🎨✨ that's the tag, that's the data, that's the whole point.
• -v — Place DCM facility in verbose mode 🔊 she will literally tell you everything. she's a yapper now. you asked for this.
• fileout — Name of the output file 📝 your lil baby DICOM file has to live somewhere.

⚠️ heads up: fileout is not optional, it's a positional argument. if you forget it, that's not a slay, that's a mess. 😭

🌈 quick vibe check 🌈

dcm_create_object [-i inputfile] [-p pixels] [-v] fileout

that's it. that's the whole API. short king energy. 👑

okay so that's literally the entire page — no hidden options, no secret lore, just five beautiful lines of functionality and a <rainbow>7FE0 0010</rainbow> for flavor 🍓

bye bestie, go make some DICOM files, you're gonna ate 💖🧚

— with love from dcm_create_object(1), straight outta the General Commands Manual 🌸🫶