How to use the pypx.utils.seriesPath function in pypx
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def processSeries(self, dcm_info, log_file, study_directory):
# get information of interest
series_description = self.processDicomField(dcm_info, "SeriesDescription")
series_date = self.processDicomField(dcm_info, "SeriesDate")
series_uid = self.processDicomField(dcm_info, "SeriesInstanceUID")
self.dp.qprint('Processing %s' % series_uid)
# log it
log_file.write(' SeriesDescription: ' + series_description + '\n')
log_file.write(' SeriesDate: ' + series_date + '\n')
log_file.write(' SeriesInstanceUID: ' + series_uid + '\n')
# create series directory
series_directory = pypx.utils.seriesPath(
study_directory, series_description, series_date, series_uid)
self.mkdir(series_directory, self.log_error)
# Save a mapping from this series_uid to the acutal FS location
# where the file will be written
str_mapFile = os.path.join(self.series_mapDir, '%s.json' % series_uid)
if not os.path.exists(str_mapFile):
self.mapFile_save( {series_uid : series_directory}, str_mapFile )
# store information as a configuration
series_info = configparser.ConfigParser()
series_info['SERIES'] = {
'SeriesDescription': series_description,
'SeriesDate': series_date,
'SeriesInstanceUID': series_uid,
'Location': series_directory
