@jcfr, I’ve resized the QREADS toolbar and created new icons. I tried replacing the icons in the latest release that I downloaded from GitHub rebuilding it. I received errors. Don’t know what I did wrong.
@jcfr, the icons and Toolbar are uploaded and here are the links. Could you have a look? Thanks.
Good Morning @lassoan @jcfr @pieper,
We’re almost ready for prime time with just a couple of tasks left that will make a difference in acceptability and aesthetics.
Hello Slicer team,
How can I replace the icon and the text in the title bar with DICOM header info? Here’s what I need…
Here is the Python code we tried that’s not working.
def _update():
slicer.app.processEvents()
slicer.app.layoutManager().resetThreeDViews()
QReadsLogic.setZoom(self._parameterNode.GetParameter("Zoom"))
tags = {
"0010,0010": "PatientName",
"0010,0020": "PatientID",
"0008,1030": "StudyDescription",
"0008,103e": "SeriesDescription"
}
# Dictionary of name and values
values = {tags[tag]: value for tag, value in QReadsLogic.dicomTagValues(node, slicer.dicomDatabase, tags).items()}
# Update window title
slicer.util.mainWindow().windowTitle = "%s - %s" % (
slicer.util.mainWindow().windowTitle,
"CMRN: {PatientID} Patient Name: {PatientName} Study: {StudyDescription} Series: {SeriesDescription}".format(**values))
# Delay update to ensure images are rendered
qt.QTimer.singleShot(750, _update)
No matter what I try, This title comes up…
To provide additional context, this is tracked by issue SlicerQReads#59, initial set of changes have already been integrated in PR SlicerQReads#56
Answering questions posted in this comment (also copied below for context) should help you move forward.
Two things to check:
- Are the relevant changes also in the file contain in the build tree (for detailed see #59 (comment))?
- Are there any errors reported in the python interactor (Menu → View → Python Interactor) ?
Yes, the QREADS.py file in the Package contains those changes. My Package folder name is “C:\SlicerQREADS-Build_4-5-2021\lib\SlicerQReads-4.13\qt-scripted-module. the qreads.py” file is dated 4/3/2021 3:02 PM. Also, the git log -n1 command shows the result expected. Is there anything else to check?
I tried changing the wait time to 10000 and that did not work.
qt.QTimer.singleShot(10000, _update)
I am copying your answer into issue SlicerQReads#59 and will provide further guidance there.
ok, I actually commented there as well. Thanks
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Thanks @lassoan,
I’m finally getting into the tutorials after 14 hour days of urgent changes to QREADS. We finished testing on Friday and now preparing for a big release tomorrow. I’m learning all about HelloPython and the Python Interactor. Hopefully, more intelligent question in the future. Thanks everyone for your patience.
Hey @pieper! You’ve done a great job with the SlicerWelcome tutorial. Thanks.
I’ve installed Visual Studio Code and the Python Extension, the Slicer Python Debugger Extension, set up remote debugger connection to Slicer and they are connected. In Slicer, I then loaded the SlicerQREADS module and I see no way to load the a volume as in the HelloPython example. No menu bar is visible at the top to Add Data> @jcfr, how do I load the data so that I may then debug the Title bar demographics issue?
@jcfr … also, I have a change for which I need to submit a pull request. Do I have the privileges in GitHub to do that? Can’t figure out how to create a branch in GitHub in order to do a pull request and merge the change into main after approval.
Yes, this is the beauty of distributed version control. You always have right to everything - in your own fork. You make all changes that you want, and then send a pull request to the official repository.
I use TortoiseGit git client on Windows and it makes everything very simple, as I don’t need to memorize any commands but all operations are offered in the right-click menu in File explorer.