GDCMDIFF(1)
π NAME π
gdcmdiff β straight out of the DICOM Manipulation manual β literally dumps the differences of two DICOM files. bestie, it's a diff tool for DICOM, periodt. π©Ίβ¨
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
gdcmdiff [options] file1 file2
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
okay so the gdcmdiff command line program takes as input two DICOM files: file1 and file2. that's the whole vibe. π
π PARAMETERS π
file1β DICOM input filename. the first one, the input, iykyk.file2β DICOM output filename. yes, that's what the manpage says: output filename. not me questioning it, just delivering the facts fr fr. π
β¨ OPTIONS β¨
π specific options π
-m,--metaβ Compare metainformation. Default is off. so if you want the meta tea, you gotta ask for it. π-t <n>,--truncate <n>β String values trimmed toncharacters. short and cute, literally. π
π general options π
-h,--helpβ print this help text and exit. iconic escape hatch. πͺβ¨-v,--versionβ print version information and exit. lore drop, then bye. π-V,--verboseβ verbose mode (warning+error). π-W,--warningβ warning mode, print warning information. β οΈ-E,--errorβ error mode, print error information. π¨-D,--debugβ debug mode, print debug information. detective mode activated. π
π§ SIMPLE USAGE π§
gdcmdiff is a great tool to produce a diff in between two DICOM files. Usage is simply:
$ gdcmdiff input1.dcm input2.dcm
no cap, that's it. two files, one diff, main character energy. π
π₯ SEE ALSO π₯
π AUTHOR π
Mathieu Malaterre β Main developer. respect the icon. π«Ά
π COPYRIGHT π
Copyright Β© 2006, 2011 Mathieu Malaterre
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