'Declaration
 
Public Shared Sub AddDictionaryElement( _
   ByVal Group As System.Integer, _
   ByVal Element As System.Integer, _
   ByVal VR As System.String, _
   ByVal VM As System.String, _
   ByVal Description As System.String _
) 

'Usage
 
Dim Group As System.Integer
Dim Element As System.Integer
Dim VR As System.String
Dim VM As System.String
Dim Description As System.String
 
DicomGlobal.AddDictionaryElement(Group, Element, VR, VM, Description)

public static void AddDictionaryElement( 
   System.int Group,
   System.int Element,
   System.string VR,
   System.string VM,
   System.string Description
)

public procedure AddDictionaryElement( 
    Group: System.Integer;
    Element: System.Integer;
    VR: System.String;
    VM: System.String;
    Description: System.String
); static; 

public static function AddDictionaryElement( 
   Group : System.int,
   Element : System.int,
   VR : System.String,
   VM : System.String,
   Description : System.String
);

public: static void AddDictionaryElement( 
   System.int Group,
   System.int Element,
   System.string* VR,
   System.string* VM,
   System.string* Description
) 

public:
static void AddDictionaryElement( 
   System.int Group,
   System.int Element,
   System.String^ VR,
   System.String^ VM,
   System.String^ Description
) 

Parameters

Group

Integer value, the group index of the data element.

Element

Integer value, the element index of the data element.

VR

String value, the value representation of the new data element.

VM

String value, the value multiplicity of the data element.

Description

String value, the description of the data element.

If the specified Group and Element locate an existing data element in the dictionary, that data element will be removed from the dictionary and the new data element will be added to the dictionary. Otherwise, a new dictionary entry for the specified data element will be created.

Following the link to see more information about Group, Element, VR, VM and Description.

Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.8 or higher