* src/gdcmFile.cxx : now delete the PixelConvert instance.

[gdcm.git] / Example / TestWriteSimple.cxx

diff --git a/Example/TestWriteSimple.cxx b/Example/TestWriteSimple.cxx
index df717bf4299b69e10d65954d912cec968b9c9f0f..87aeeea0b2ec95604d4f4d5b934c48bf7498a61c 100644 (file)
--- a/Example/TestWriteSimple.cxx
+++ b/Example/TestWriteSimple.cxx
@@ -13,24 +13,23 @@ int main(int argc, char* argv[])
   std::string header = argv[1];
   const char *output = argv[2];
 
-  gdcmHeader *f1 = new gdcmHeader( header );
-  gdcmFile   *f2 = new gdcmFile( f1 );
+  gdcm::Header *f1 = new gdcm::Header( header );
+  gdcm::File   *f2 = new gdcm::File( f1 );
 
   // If the following call is important, then the API sucks. Why is it
   // required to allocate PixelData when we are not using it !?
-  void* PixelData = f2->GetImageData(); //EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
+  uint8_t* PixelData = f2->GetImageData(); //EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
   //Otherwise ReadPixel == -1 -> the dicom writing fails completely
   
   int dataSize    = f2->GetImageDataSize();
   // unsigned char cast is necessary to be able to delete the buffer
   // since deleting a void* is not allowed in c++
-  char *imageData = (char*)f2->GetImageData();
+  uint8_t* imageData = (uint8_t*)f2->GetImageData();
 
   f2->SetImageData( imageData, dataSize);
 
   f2->WriteDcmExplVR( output );
   
-  delete[] imageData;
   delete f1;
   delete f2;
   //delete PixelData; //Does GetImageData return the same pointer ?